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We report measurements of the effect of pressure on eight cross sections of the Fermi surface of ferromagnetic Gd. Cross sections were obtained from de Haas-van Alphen effect measurements on a spherical crystal cut from a boule refined by electrotransport to a residual resistivity ratio of {~}260. Pressure derivatives were determined using both fluid-He and solid-He techniques. The results show a surprising variation in both sign and magnitude in view of the near isotropy of the linear compressibilities of Gd. An electron transition involving the disappearance of a cross section of the Fermi surface near 8 kbar is indicated.
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