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The British Association at Bournemouth. Section C. Geology: Opening Address(Abridged)

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ONE of the most striking features of our science, is the need in which it stands of a large and widely distributed body tof workers, and the opportunities it affords to every one of them of making important contributions to scientific knowledge.

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EVANS, J. The British Association at Bournemouth. Section C. Geology: Opening Address(Abridged). Nature 104, 102–107 (1919). https://doi.org/10.1038/104102a0

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