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The pedigree and influence of fossil collections from the Falkland Islands: From Charles Darwin to continental drift

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2013Charles Darwin, Bartholomew Sulivan, and the geology of the Falkland Islands: unfinished business from an asymmetric partnership11 cited
2015Geological exploration of South Atlantic islands and its contributions to the continental drift debate of the early 20th century11 cited

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