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Other| November 01, 1987

New fold terminology; equal and unequal folds

W. E. Tremlett

W. E. Tremlett

The Univ., Dep. Geol., Glasgow, United Kingdom

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Geological Magazine (1987) 124 (6): 589–591.

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W. E. Tremlett; New fold terminology; equal and unequal folds. Geological Magazine 1987;; 124 (6): 589–591. doi:

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Volume 124, Number 6

1 November 1987

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