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Where did Scotland come from?

Scottish geologists studying one of the major fractures in the Earth's crust may be able to prove once and for all the origins of the pieces of the Earth's crust which make up Scotland.

Date
21 October 2001
Category
Research

Book success for former student

A University of St Andrews alumna has edited a new book which aims to bring serious science to a wider audience.

Date
13 September 2000
Category
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