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(1889) On the Intensity of Earthquakes, with Approximate Calculations of the Energy Involved 1. Nature, 39 (1007) 380-382 doi:10.1038/039380b0

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TitleOn the Intensity of Earthquakes, with Approximate Calculations of the Energy Involved 1
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Year1889 (February)Volume39
Issue1007
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/039380b0
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