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• I (the creator of this wiki) am an undergraduate geology student. Could someone with more authority on the subject add more detail? Thanks! 04 feb 2006

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Often mispronounced, even by many professionals, both private or academic sector. The "ou" is pronounced as the "ow" in "how" (like "how old are you"), and not like "ho" as in "who". Maybe someone who knows phonetic alphabet could insert this into the article? --Treysis (talk) 12:48, 26 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]