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Patrick D. Roycroft, (2016) Cotterite: Historical review; extant specimens; etymology of ‘Cotterite’ and the genealogy of ‘Miss Cotter’; new observations on the Cotterite texture. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 34. 45pp. doi:10.3318/ijes.2016.34.45

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TitleCotterite: Historical review; extant specimens; etymology of ‘Cotterite’ and the genealogy of ‘Miss Cotter’; new observations on the Cotterite texture
JournalIrish Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsPatrick D. Roycroft, Author
Year2016Volume34
PublisherRoyal Irish Academy
DOIdoi:10.3318/ijes.2016.34.45Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePatrick D. Roycroft, (2016) Cotterite: Historical review; extant specimens; etymology of ‘Cotterite’ and the genealogy of ‘Miss Cotter’; new observations on the Cotterite texture. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 34. 45pp. doi:10.3318/ijes.2016.34.45
Plain TextPatrick D. Roycroft, (2016) Cotterite: Historical review; extant specimens; etymology of ‘Cotterite’ and the genealogy of ‘Miss Cotter’; new observations on the Cotterite texture. Irish Journal of Earth Sciences, 34. 45pp. doi:10.3318/ijes.2016.34.45
In(2016) Irish Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 34. Royal Irish Academy

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