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Successful application of the Geoheritage Tool-kit at
these three locations along coastal Western Australia, as well
as inland Western Australia in the Precambrian terranes of
the Pilbara region suggest that it could have world-wide
applicability. As noted earlier, it has already been applied to
the Anti-Atlas of Morocco (Errami et al.
2011
) to identify
sites of geoheritage signi
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