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The role of women in the history of geological studies in Ireland
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  • 2004Oxford Dictionary of National Biography3,997 cited
  • 1981Women in Science343 cited
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  • 1922The British Association for the Advancement of Science : a retrospect 1831-192181 cited
  • 1972The Common Scientist in the Seventeenth Century: A Study of the Dublin Philosophical Society, 1683-170826 cited
  • 2001Jane Marcet and the limits to public science26 cited
  • 1980‘A PHILOSOPHICAL LANDSCAPE’ Susanna Drury and the Giant's Causeway9 cited

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  • 2007Fossil hunters, a cave explorer and a rock analyst: notes on some early women contributors to geology8 cited

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