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USGS IMAP 527: (LAC-38) Geologic map of the Seleucus quadrangle of the moon

By Planetary Geologic Mapping 1967 (approx.)
USGS IMAP 527: (LAC-38) Geologic map of the Seleucus quadrangle of the moon
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USGS IMAP 527: (LAC-38) Geologic map of the Seleucus quadrangle of the moon

By H. J. Moore

Map and associated materials available from the USGS Publications Warehouse: https://doi.org/10.3133/i527

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