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Alchin, D. J., Botha, W. J. (2006) The structural/stratigraphic development of the Sishen South (Welgevonden) iron ore deposit, South Africa, as deduced from ground gravity data modelling. Applied Earth Science, 115 (4) 174-186 doi:10.1179/174327506x138940

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TitleThe structural/stratigraphic development of the Sishen South (Welgevonden) iron ore deposit, South Africa, as deduced from ground gravity data modelling
JournalApplied Earth Science
AuthorsAlchin, D. J.Author
Botha, W. J.Author
Year2006 (December)Volume115
Issue4
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1179/174327506x138940Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAlchin, D. J., Botha, W. J. (2006) The structural/stratigraphic development of the Sishen South (Welgevonden) iron ore deposit, South Africa, as deduced from ground gravity data modelling. Applied Earth Science, 115 (4) 174-186 doi:10.1179/174327506x138940
Plain TextAlchin, D. J., Botha, W. J. (2006) The structural/stratigraphic development of the Sishen South (Welgevonden) iron ore deposit, South Africa, as deduced from ground gravity data modelling. Applied Earth Science, 115 (4) 174-186 doi:10.1179/174327506x138940
In(2006, December) Applied Earth Science Vol. 115 (4) Informa UK Limited

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