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Conference Paper

Author
Webb, Bruce
Title
Geological Mapping - the South Australia Story
In
Edgeworth David Day Symposium: Geological Mapping of Two Southern Continents: the Geological Mapping of Australia - From David to 1:50000; the Geology of Antarctica-Exploration to Exploitation?
Editors
D. F. Branagan; G. S. Gibbons and K. S. Williams
Imprint
Sydney, 1988, pp. 25-29
Subject
Chronological Classification 1788-1900 Natural Sciences Earth Sciences
Source
Carlson 1991

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