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Journal of the Geological Society; 1972; v. 128; issue.6; p. 613-621;
DOI: 10.1144/gsjgs.128.6.0613
© 1972 Geological Society of London

Refraction seismic surveys in the north Irish Sea

MICHAEL BACON & ROBERT McQUILLIN

Results of refraction work in the northern Irish Sea confirm the presence of sedimentary basins of presumed Permo-Triassic age in the Solway Firth and the eastern Irish Sea. A gravity low west of the Isle of Man is, however, more probably largely due to a granite.




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