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Frazier, Kendrick (1970) Building Mountain Ranges: A Plate Tectonics Model. Science News, 98. 143pp. doi:10.2307/3955615

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TitleBuilding Mountain Ranges: A Plate Tectonics Model
JournalScience News
AuthorsFrazier, KendrickAuthor
Year1970 (August 15)Volume98
PublisherWiley
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