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Logan, Brian W., Davies, Graham R., Read, James F., Cebulski, Donald E. (1970) Carbonate Sedimentation and Environments, Shark Bay, Western Australia. AAPG Memoir 13. The American Association of Petroleum Geologists

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TitleCarbonate Sedimentation and Environments, Shark Bay, Western Australia
ReportAAPG Memoir
AuthorsLogan, Brian W.Author
Davies, Graham R.Author
Read, James F.Author
Cebulski, Donald E.Author
Year1970
Issue<   13   >
PublisherThe American Association of Petroleum GeologistsPlaceTulsa, OK
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GC393.C3 - Oceanography
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Full ReferenceLogan, Brian W., Davies, Graham R., Read, James F., Cebulski, Donald E. (1970) Carbonate Sedimentation and Environments, Shark Bay, Western Australia. AAPG Memoir 13. The American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Plain TextLogan, Brian W., Davies, Graham R., Read, James F., Cebulski, Donald E. (1970) Carbonate Sedimentation and Environments, Shark Bay, Western Australia. AAPG Memoir 13. The American Association of Petroleum Geologists
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