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1987:  6

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1988:  8

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1989:  9

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1990:  12

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1991:  11

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1994:  11

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Hoffmann, K.-H. & Prave, A.R., 1996. A preliminary note on a revised subdivision and regional correlation of the Otavi Group based on glaciogenic diamictites and associated cap dolomites. Communications of the Geological Survey of Namibia 11, 77-82.

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