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KLOCHKOV, S.V. (2022) Integral assessment of the geodynamic conditions for the formation of the Black Sea basin and connection with the current regime of groundwater in its northwestern shelf. Geology and Mineral Resources of World Ocean, 18 (4) 76-86 doi:10.15407/gpimo2022.04.076

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TitleIntegral assessment of the geodynamic conditions for the formation of the Black Sea basin and connection with the current regime of groundwater in its northwestern shelf
JournalGeology and Mineral Resources of World Ocean
AuthorsKLOCHKOV, S.V.Author
Year2022Volume18
Issue4
PublisherNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Co. LTD Ukrinformnauka) (Publications)
DOIdoi:10.15407/gpimo2022.04.076Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKLOCHKOV, S.V. (2022) Integral assessment of the geodynamic conditions for the formation of the Black Sea basin and connection with the current regime of groundwater in its northwestern shelf. Geology and Mineral Resources of World Ocean, 18 (4) 76-86 doi:10.15407/gpimo2022.04.076
Plain TextKLOCHKOV, S.V. (2022) Integral assessment of the geodynamic conditions for the formation of the Black Sea basin and connection with the current regime of groundwater in its northwestern shelf. Geology and Mineral Resources of World Ocean, 18 (4) 76-86 doi:10.15407/gpimo2022.04.076
In(2022) Geology and Mineral Resources of World Ocean Vol. 18 (4) National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Co. LTD Ukrinformnauka)

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