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Les Eaux souterraines
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Les Eaux souterraines

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  • Gabriel-Auguste DaubrĂ©e

    
on limestone are found in Les Eaux souterraines (1887; “Subterranean Waters”), and his most significant work, Études synthĂ©tiques de gĂ©ologie expĂ©rimentale (1879; “Synthesis Studies on Experimental Geology”), reflects his primary interest. The minerals daubreeite and daubreelite were named for him.

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on limestone are found in Les Eaux souterraines (1887; “Subterranean Waters”), and his most significant work, Études synthĂ©tiques de gĂ©ologie expĂ©rimentale (1879; “Synthesis Studies on Experimental Geology”), reflects his primary interest. The minerals daubreeite and daubreelite were named for him.

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