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From the immense amount of geochronologically relevant literature, the attempt was made in this book to survey, on the one hand, the primary literature, on the other hand, the most recent publications. Some of the reviewers, quite correctly, criticized that this has resulted in neglecting important publications that reflect the development of the individual methods. We have attempted to avoid this in the following compilation, which also includes secondary literature that seems to us to give a particularly valuable presentation or contain an extensive compilation of references. We hope that we have found an acceptable compromise.

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