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Havíř, J. (2005) Orientations of the principal paleostress in the Western Bohemia sesmoactive region and their comparison with the recent stress. Journal of the Czech Geological Society, 50 (3-4) 133-142

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TitleOrientations of the principal paleostress in the Western Bohemia sesmoactive region and their comparison with the recent stress
JournalJournal of the Czech Geological Society
AuthorsHavíř, J.Author
Year2005Volume50
Issue3-4
PublisherCzech Geological Society
Download URLhttp://www.jgeosci.org/content/JCGS2005_3-4__havir.pdf
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Full ReferenceHavíř, J. (2005) Orientations of the principal paleostress in the Western Bohemia sesmoactive region and their comparison with the recent stress. Journal of the Czech Geological Society, 50 (3-4) 133-142
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In(2005) Journal of the Czech Geological Society Vol. 50 (3-4) Czech Geological Society

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