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Green, Ronald (1979) Predictive profiling. The 5-point method of interpretation (magnetic gradients) Exploration Geophysics, 10 (1) 96-98 doi:10.1071/eg979096

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TitlePredictive profiling. The 5-point method of interpretation (magnetic gradients)
JournalExploration Geophysics
AuthorsGreen, RonaldAuthor
Year1979 (March)Volume10
Issue1
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Full ReferenceGreen, Ronald (1979) Predictive profiling. The 5-point method of interpretation (magnetic gradients) Exploration Geophysics, 10 (1) 96-98 doi:10.1071/eg979096
Plain TextGreen, Ronald (1979) Predictive profiling. The 5-point method of interpretation (magnetic gradients) Exploration Geophysics, 10 (1) 96-98 doi:10.1071/eg979096
In(1979, March) Exploration Geophysics Vol. 10 (1) Informa UK Limited

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