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November 1, 2000Journal of Geoscience Education

Urban Outcrops and the Lunchtime Petrology Field Trip

P. W. O. Hoskin

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"Urban Outcrops and the Lunchtime Petrology Field Trip." Journal of Geoscience Education, 48(5), p. 573

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