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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
v.11 (1855), Page 329 (1845)
Smithsonian Libraries
BHL Page 35614913

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landscape geology debris Geology diagram valleys bedrock geological society river Iran minerals ottoman empire rocks rock valley sandstone limestone gypsum landformation geography

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