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Dooley, Tim P., Jackson, Martin P. A., Hudec, Michael R. (2023) Growth and evolution of salt canopies on a salt-detached slope: Insights from physical models. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (12) 2053-2089 doi:10.1306/08072222013

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TitleGrowth and evolution of salt canopies on a salt-detached slope: Insights from physical models
JournalAAPG Bulletin
AuthorsDooley, Tim P.Author
Jackson, Martin P. A.Author
Hudec, Michael R.Author
Year2023 (December)Volume107
Issue12
PublisherAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists AAPG/Datapages
DOIdoi:10.1306/08072222013Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDooley, Tim P., Jackson, Martin P. A., Hudec, Michael R. (2023) Growth and evolution of salt canopies on a salt-detached slope: Insights from physical models. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (12) 2053-2089 doi:10.1306/08072222013
Plain TextDooley, Tim P., Jackson, Martin P. A., Hudec, Michael R. (2023) Growth and evolution of salt canopies on a salt-detached slope: Insights from physical models. AAPG Bulletin, 107 (12) 2053-2089 doi:10.1306/08072222013
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