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Eroded ;pseudo-nodules' shape resembling the remains of a large organism Tg. Ngok, Santubong area, Sheet 1/110/2 GSKL 157/1 Victor Hon

By: Hon, VictorMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1993Description: 1v. (various pagings) ill., map, photos 30 cmSubject(s): Geology investigation -- Santubong -- SarawakSummary: A brief visit was made to Tg. Tgok on 8 March 1993 by Encik Chen S. P. and Encik Victor Hon from the Geological Survey of Malaysia, Sarawak, Dr. Charles Leh from Sarawak Museum and Mr. Micheal Kuek, one of the finders to investigate the alleged 'fossil remains' resembling the tail of a large creature

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A brief visit was made to Tg. Tgok on 8 March 1993 by Encik Chen S. P. and Encik Victor Hon from the Geological Survey of Malaysia, Sarawak, Dr. Charles Leh from Sarawak Museum and Mr. Micheal Kuek, one of the finders to investigate the alleged 'fossil remains' resembling the tail of a large creature

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