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S1.1. Chapter 1: The Port Askaig Formation – a celebrated 'tillite': its place in Neoproterozoic science and the history of its study

Ian J. Fairchild Michael J. Hambrey R. Anderton

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File S1.1. Bibliography of the Port Askaig and adjacent formations.

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