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Journal entry by E Q Heinessy 1882 , reporting an anecdote by a college who believes they discovered a vein of protein in the earth indicating a short biological event in which the earth suffered some sort of biological overgrowth event that swelled and then suffocated itself over a relatively short period of time.

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Title: Corroborated Mickey Lancaster 1992 1 - Geological survey data - 1987
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Title: Corroborated Mickey Lancaster 1992 1 - Geological survey data - 1882
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This may have been what EQ was referring to. "RL" could certainly be Richard Little, who was a geologist working with the Royal Academy in the late 19th century. RL himself did not indicate anything on the chart as being previously undiscovered, though.

I can't read this myself but I had an appointment with someone in the geology department to look at this and the 87' data, and they're near enough to the same, allowing for the decreased sensitivity of the equipment in the original surveys.

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Title: Digitized Observation Laboratory 1972
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Title: Origin entry, E Q Heinessy 1882
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Suspected date of origin

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TODOs and prototyping considerations.

This should be evidence from several different sources broken up into a few different entries.

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5 - individual
1 - fear