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The recent expansion of this article relied entirely on material taken from Wes Gibbons 1983 paper. Wes certainly moved the understanding of the geology of Anglesey forward a lot, but things continue to move on and I've rewritten the article from scratch based mainly on more recent journal papers. This means removing all citations to the 1983 paper, which I regret having to do, but we have to use the results of more recent research. I also removed the image which doesn't, in my view, tell the reader anything about the structure. Mikenorton (talk) 15:33, 8 October 2025 (UTC)Reply
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