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Barr, David I. H., Herbertson, John G. (1969) Reply [to “Comments on ‘Similitude Theory Applied to Correlation of Flume Sediment Transport Data’ by David I. H. Barr and John G. Herbertson”]. Water Resources Research, 5 (4). 924-925 doi:10.1029/wr005i004p00924

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TitleReply [to “Comments on ‘Similitude Theory Applied to Correlation of Flume Sediment Transport Data’ by David I. H. Barr and John G. Herbertson”]
JournalWater Resources Research
AuthorsBarr, David I. H.Author
Herbertson, John G.Author
Year1969 (August)Volume5
Issue4
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
DOIdoi:10.1029/wr005i004p00924Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBarr, David I. H., Herbertson, John G. (1969) Reply [to “Comments on ‘Similitude Theory Applied to Correlation of Flume Sediment Transport Data’ by David I. H. Barr and John G. Herbertson”]. Water Resources Research, 5 (4). 924-925 doi:10.1029/wr005i004p00924
Plain TextBarr, David I. H., Herbertson, John G. (1969) Reply [to “Comments on ‘Similitude Theory Applied to Correlation of Flume Sediment Transport Data’ by David I. H. Barr and John G. Herbertson”]. Water Resources Research, 5 (4). 924-925 doi:10.1029/wr005i004p00924
In(1969, August) Water Resources Research Vol. 5 (4) American Geophysical Union (AGU)

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