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- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 date "1974".
- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 first1 "John C.".
- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 isCitedBy John_Call_Cook.
- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 last1 "Cook".
- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 publisher "Fourth Symposium On Salt, vol 2, pp 27-31, Northern Ohio Geological Society".
- feafc5c05c8440293f1c0b9f0b7c2d8a41a3b4f9d2004de7ae4681e1cdd224a2 title "Yes, we can locate solution cavity boundaries".