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| Article meets requirements for ], as can be seen just from the list of references included in the article. 13 articles, mostly in ], and a university-published book. | '''Strong Keep:''' Article meets requirements for ], as can be seen just from the list of references included in the article. 13 articles, mostly in ], and a university-published book. | ||
| Also, within the field of geology, Brand is well known for his research suggesting that fossil tracks in the Grand Canyon's ] point to underwater deposition, rather than desert wind deposition of dry sand. | Also, within the field of geology, Brand is well known for his research suggesting that fossil tracks in the Grand Canyon's ] point to underwater deposition, rather than desert wind deposition of dry sand. | ||
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Strong Keep: Article meets requirements for WP:Notability, as can be seen just from the list of references included in the article. 13 articles, mostly in reliable sources, and a university-published book.
Also, within the field of geology, Brand is well known for his research suggesting that fossil tracks in the Grand Canyon's Coconino Sandstone point to underwater deposition, rather than desert wind deposition of dry sand.
I will be adding this information to the article shortly. Goo2you 21:07, 19 October 2007 (UTC)