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Nyberg, Björn, Howell, John A. (2015) Is the present the key to the past? A global characterization of modern sedimentary basins. Geology, 43 (7) 643-646 doi:10.1130/g36669.1

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TitleIs the present the key to the past? A global characterization of modern sedimentary basins
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AuthorsNyberg, BjörnAuthor
Howell, John A.Author
Year2015 (July)Volume43
Issue7
PublisherGeological Society of America
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