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(1993) The volcanogenic Mount Rogers Formation and the overlying glaciogenic Konnarock Formation; two late Proterozoic units in southwestern Virginia. Bulletin 2029. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b2029

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TitleThe volcanogenic Mount Rogers Formation and the overlying glaciogenic Konnarock Formation; two late Proterozoic units in southwestern Virginia
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Full Reference(1993) The volcanogenic Mount Rogers Formation and the overlying glaciogenic Konnarock Formation; two late Proterozoic units in southwestern Virginia. Bulletin 2029. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b2029
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