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Conference Paper

Author
Harrington, H. J.
Title
The International Correlation Project - How it Started, What Happened to it and Why
In
Useful and Curious Geological Enquiries Beyond the World: Pacific-Asia Historical Themes: The 19th International INHIGEO Symposium, Sydney, Australia, 4-8 July, 1994
Editors
D. F. Branagan and G. H. McNally
Imprint
International Commission on the History of Geological Sciences, Sydney, 1994, pp. 59-62
Subject
History of Natural Sciences Earth Sciences
Source
Carlson 1995

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