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V.K.NAYAK, (1983) Comment - Mantle Convection Pattern Under India: Relevance to Lonar Crater, Girnar Node and Peri-Indian Volcanism. Journal of the Geological Society of India, 24 (11). 608-612

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TitleComment - Mantle Convection Pattern Under India: Relevance to Lonar Crater, Girnar Node and Peri-Indian Volcanism
JournalJournal of the Geological Society of India
AuthorsV.K.NAYAK,Author
Year1983 (November)Volume24
Page(s)608-612Issue11
PublisherGeological Society of IndiaPlaceBangaluru, India
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Full ReferenceV.K.NAYAK, (1983) Comment - Mantle Convection Pattern Under India: Relevance to Lonar Crater, Girnar Node and Peri-Indian Volcanism. Journal of the Geological Society of India, 24 (11). 608-612
Plain TextV.K.NAYAK, (1983) Comment - Mantle Convection Pattern Under India: Relevance to Lonar Crater, Girnar Node and Peri-Indian Volcanism. Journal of the Geological Society of India, 24 (11). 608-612
In(1983, November) Journal of the Geological Society of India Vol. 24 (11). Geological Society of India

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