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Palaeomagnetic evidence relating to the cenozoic drift of Greenland
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Sharma, P.V.
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Tectonophysics
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Paleomagnetic results on Early Tertiary lava flows from west Greenland and their bearing on the evolution history of the Baffin Bay – Labrador Sea region: Reply
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Sharma, P. V.
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Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences
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Paleomagnetic Results on Early Tertiary Lava Flows from West Greenland and their bearing on the Evolution History of the Baffin Bay–Labrador Sea Region
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Palaeomagnetic Evidence Relating to the Cenozoic Drift of Greenland
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Preliminary paleomagnetic results on some Triassic rocks from East Greenland
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Sharma, P.V.
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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors
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