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Pilger, R. H. (2007) The Bend: Origin and significance. Geological Society of America Bulletin, 119 (3) 302-313 doi:10.1130/b25713.1

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AuthorsPilger, R. H.Author
Year2007 (March 1)Volume119
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PublisherGeological Society of America
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