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    Sandstone-Carbonate-Shale Assemblages Are Characteristic of the Early Continental Rifting Phase
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Sandstone-Carbonate-Shale Assemblages Are Characteristic of the Early Continental Rifting Phase

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Sandstone-carbonate-shale assemblages are characteristic of the early continental rifting phase of the Wilson cycle.

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