Geology and water resources of Falalop island, Ulithi atoll, western Caroline islands

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Abstract
Falalop, off the northeast part of Ulithi atoll, Caroline islands, is composed of calcareous reef detritus, mainly coral boulder conglomerates and bedded sands and gravels. A small supply of potable water is available from the Ghyben-Herzberg lens.
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Journal american journal of science
Year 1955
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10.2475/ajs.253.10.553
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