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Scribano, Vittorio, Carbone, Serafina, Manuella, Fabio (2018) Tracking the Serpentinite Feet of the Mediterranean Salt Giant. Geosciences, 8 (9) 352 doi:10.3390/geosciences8090352

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TitleTracking the Serpentinite Feet of the Mediterranean Salt Giant
JournalGeosciences
AuthorsScribano, VittorioAuthor
Carbone, SerafinaAuthor
Manuella, FabioAuthor
Year2018 (September 17)Volume8
Issue9
PublisherMDPI AG
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DOIdoi:10.3390/geosciences8090352Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceScribano, Vittorio, Carbone, Serafina, Manuella, Fabio (2018) Tracking the Serpentinite Feet of the Mediterranean Salt Giant. Geosciences, 8 (9) 352 doi:10.3390/geosciences8090352
Plain TextScribano, Vittorio, Carbone, Serafina, Manuella, Fabio (2018) Tracking the Serpentinite Feet of the Mediterranean Salt Giant. Geosciences, 8 (9) 352 doi:10.3390/geosciences8090352
In(2018, September) Geosciences Vol. 8 (9) MDPI AG

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