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Gibson, P. J., Lyle, P., Thomas, N. (2009) MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CUILCAGH DYKE, CO. FERMANAGH, NORTHERN IRELAND. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 27. 1-9 doi:10.3318/ijes.2009.27.1

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TitleMAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CUILCAGH DYKE, CO. FERMANAGH, NORTHERN IRELAND
JournalIrish Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsGibson, P. J.Author
Lyle, P.Author
Thomas, N.Author
Year2009 (January 1)Volume27
PublisherRoyal Irish Academy
DOIdoi:10.3318/ijes.2009.27.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGibson, P. J., Lyle, P., Thomas, N. (2009) MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CUILCAGH DYKE, CO. FERMANAGH, NORTHERN IRELAND. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 27. 1-9 doi:10.3318/ijes.2009.27.1
Plain TextGibson, P. J., Lyle, P., Thomas, N. (2009) MAGNETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CUILCAGH DYKE, CO. FERMANAGH, NORTHERN IRELAND. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 27. 1-9 doi:10.3318/ijes.2009.27.1
In(2009) Irish Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 27. Royal Irish Academy

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