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English: Acadia University technician Don Osburn sampling rocks near the rim of the Bloody Creek crater, Nova Scotia, for evidence of impact shock features. |
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| Source | Press release, "The Bloody Creek structure, a impact crater located in southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada", ca. August 2009 |
| Author | Ian Spooner, et al., Acadia University, Nova Scotia |
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