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Systematic description & representation of quarternary geology data no QG 2/1977 T. Suntharalingam & Teoh Lay Hock

By: T. SuntharalingamContributor(s): Teoh, Lay HockMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1977Description: 8 p. ill. 34 cmSubject(s): Quarternary geologySummary: A standardised procedure is worked out for the systematic description of samples and representation of Quarternary geological information for the Geological Survey of Malaysia. The format that is presented here is based on the experience acquired from a total of three months field work carried out in various parts of Peninsular Malaysia

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A standardised procedure is worked out for the systematic description of samples and representation of Quarternary geological information for the Geological Survey of Malaysia. The format that is presented here is based on the experience acquired from a total of three months field work carried out in various parts of Peninsular Malaysia

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