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Hauge, T. A. (2011) Heart Mountain and South Fork fault systems: Architecture and evolution of the collapse of an Eocene volcanic system, northwest Wyoming: REPLY. Rocky Mountain Geology, 46 (1) 77-84 doi:10.2113/gsrocky.46.1.77

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TitleHeart Mountain and South Fork fault systems: Architecture and evolution of the collapse of an Eocene volcanic system, northwest Wyoming: REPLY
JournalRocky Mountain Geology
AuthorsHauge, T. A.Author
Year2011 (June 1)Volume46
Issue1
PublisherRocky Mountain Geology, University of Wyoming
DOIdoi:10.2113/gsrocky.46.1.77Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHauge, T. A. (2011) Heart Mountain and South Fork fault systems: Architecture and evolution of the collapse of an Eocene volcanic system, northwest Wyoming: REPLY. Rocky Mountain Geology, 46 (1) 77-84 doi:10.2113/gsrocky.46.1.77
Plain TextHauge, T. A. (2011) Heart Mountain and South Fork fault systems: Architecture and evolution of the collapse of an Eocene volcanic system, northwest Wyoming: REPLY. Rocky Mountain Geology, 46 (1) 77-84 doi:10.2113/gsrocky.46.1.77
In(2011, June) Rocky Mountain Geology Vol. 46 (1) Rocky Mountain Geology, University of Wyoming

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