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22by Griffin, BJ“... Globigerina oozes and red siltstones through coarser lithic wackes to agglomerates. Dolerite dyke swarms...”
Published 1982
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23by Griffin, BJ“... Globigerina oozes and red siltstones through coarser lithic wackes to agglomerates. Dolerite dyke swarms...”
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24by Griffin, BJ“... Globigerina oozes and red siltstones through coarser lithic wackes to agglomerates. Dolerite dyke swarms...”
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25by Kiyotaka Sasaki“... compositions, these glaciomarine sediments are classified as immature, feldspathic, wacke-type muddy sand...”
Published 1985
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26by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, McMullin, David, White, Chris E“... element characteristics suggest that protolith sediments for both units were wackes derived from felsic...”
Published in Atlantic Geology (2013)
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27by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, McMullin, David, White, Chris E“... element characteristics suggest that protolith sediments for both units were wackes derived from felsic...”
Published in Atlantic Geology (2013)
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28by Constable, Peter, Hinchcliff, Ken, Demma, Nick, Callahan, Margaret, Dale, Bruce, Fox, Kevin, Adams, Layne, Wack, Ray, Kramer, LynGet access
Published in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Molecular & Integrative Physiology (1998)
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29by 홍발“... 것으로 알려진 캄브리아기 제5조 삼엽충이 산출된다. 중부(약 1.7 m 두께)는 암회색 wacke- to packstone과 흑색 셰일로 이루어져 있다. Peronopsis...”
Published 2014
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30by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... wackes derived from felsic igneous sources and deposited at an active continental margin. Samarium-Nd...”
Published in Atlantic Geology (2013)
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31by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... wackes derived from felsic igneous sources and deposited at an active continental margin. Samarium-Nd...”
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32by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... wackes derived from felsic igneous sources and deposited at an active continental margin. Samarium-Nd...”
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33by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... and trace element characteristics suggest that protolith sediments for both units were wackes derived from...”
Published in Atlantic Geology (2013)
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34by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... wackes derived from felsic igneous sources and deposited at an active continental margin. Samarium-Nd...”
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35by Barr, Sandra M., Pin, Christian, Mcmullin, David W.A., White, Chris E.“... wackes derived from felsic igneous sources and deposited at an active continental margin. Samarium-Nd...”
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36by Sandra M. Barr, Chris E. White, Christian Pin, David W.A. McMullin“... and trace element characteristics suggest that protolith sediments for both units were wackes derived from...”
Published in Atlantic Geology (2013)
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37“... and Oates Land (Antarctica) are geochemically classified as immature litharenites to wackes and moderately...”
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39by Robinson, Hilary“... in an attempt to answer some of these questions: 'WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution' (LA: 2007); Kiss Kiss...”
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40by Pajari, G. E., Pickerill, R. K., Currie, K. L.“... thick succession of Middle to Upper Ordovician flyschoid shale, siltstone, and grey-wacke...”
Published in Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (1979)
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