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El Goresy, A., M. Chen, L. Dbrovinsky, P. Gillet, and G. Graup (2001): Two novel shock-induced very dense polymorphs of rutile in suevite from the Ries crater, Germany: implications for peak-shock pressures and post-shock temperatures. Proceedings of the Lunar and Planetary Science XXXII, Abstract 1084.

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Original EntryEl Goresy, A., M. Chen, L. Dbrovinsky, P. Gillet, and G. Graup (2001): Two novel shock-induced very dense polymorphs of rutile in suevite from the Ries crater, Germany: implications for peak-shock pressures and post-shock temperatures. Proceedings of the Lunar and Planetary Science XXXII, Abstract 1084.
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Plain TextEl Goresy, A., M. Chen, L. Dbrovinsky, P. Gillet, and G. Graup (2001): Two novel shock-induced very dense polymorphs of rutile in suevite from the Ries crater, Germany: implications for peak-shock pressures and post-shock temperatures. Proceedings of the Lunar and Planetary Science XXXII, Abstract 1084.

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