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Myanmar. (1874). ‘Geological Map of Pegu Province, British Burmah’, extract of The Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India, vol. 10. Colour printed map. Geological Survey of India.

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Mylne, Robert W. (1871). REPRO. Geological Map of London and Its Environs. Reproduction by British Geological Survey. 48 x 69 cm (original size). British Geological Survey.

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Nepal and Tibet. Bordet, P. and Latreille, M. (1955). ‘La Géologie de l’Himalaya de l’Arun’, offprint of Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France,. Societe Geologique de France.

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