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1996
Dunlop, J, Peacock J, Spinrad H, Dey A, Jimenez R, Stern D, Windhorst R.  1996.  A 3.5-Gyr-old galaxy at redshift 1.55. Nature. 381:581-584.
Metcalfe, N, Shanks T, Campos A, Fong R, Gardner JP.  1996.  Galaxy formation at high redshift. Nature. 383:236-239.
Djorgovski, SG, Pahre MA, Bechtold J, Elston R.  1996.  Identification of a galaxy responsible for a high-redshift Lyman-alfa absorption system. Nature. 382:234-236.
Pascarelle, SM, Windhorst RA, Keel WC, Odewahn SC.  1996.  Sub-galactic clumps at a redshift of 2.39 and implications for galaxy formation. Nature. 383:45-50.
1992
Gribbin, J.  1992.  Quasar red shifts under the lens. New Scientist. 133:23.
1989
Ettari, VA.  1989.  Critical thoughts and conjectures concerning the Doppler effect and the concept of an expanding universe. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 26:102-109.
1988
Ettari, VA.  1988.  Critical thoughts and conjectures concerning the Doppler effect and the concept of an expanding universe. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 25:142-143.
1987
Arp, H.  1987.  Quasars, Redshifts and Controversies. :198.
Oard, MJ.  1987.  The redshift controversy. Creation Research Society Quarterly. 23:176.
1984
Hovis, JB.  1984.  A reinterpretation of the stellar radial Doppler red shift. Contrast: The Creation Evolution Controversy. 3:1-2,4.
1981
Hanes, DA.  1981.  Is the universe expanding? Nature. 289:745-746.
Kaufmann, William, III.  1981.  The most feared astronomer on earth. Science Digest. 89:81.
1979
Burbridge, G.  1979.  Evidence for non-cosmological redshifts - QSO's near bright galaxies and other phenomena. Objects of High Redshift, Symposium No. 92. :99-105.
Abell, GO, Peebles PJE.  1979.  Objects of High Redshift. Symposium No. 92 of the Astronomical Union held in Los Angeles. :340.
1971
Hoyle, F, Narlikar JV.  1971.  On the nature of mass. Nature. 233:41-44.


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