A preliminary comparison of the composition of bluffs and sediments from Lakes Ontario and Erie

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Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (1976) 13 (8): 1070–1081.

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A preliminary comparison of the composition of bluffs and sediments from Lakes Ontario and Erie

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