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Vyalov, V. I., Balakhonova, A. S., Larichev, A. I., Bogomolov, A. Kh. (2013) Rhenium in the Dictyonema shale of the Baltic basin. Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 68 (2) 123-128 doi:10.3103/s0145875213020117

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TitleRhenium in the Dictyonema shale of the Baltic basin
JournalMoscow University Geology Bulletin
AuthorsVyalov, V. I.Author
Balakhonova, A. S.Author
Larichev, A. I.Author
Bogomolov, A. Kh.Author
Year2013 (March)Volume68
Issue2
PublisherAllerton Press
DOIdoi:10.3103/s0145875213020117Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceVyalov, V. I., Balakhonova, A. S., Larichev, A. I., Bogomolov, A. Kh. (2013) Rhenium in the Dictyonema shale of the Baltic basin. Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 68 (2) 123-128 doi:10.3103/s0145875213020117
Plain TextVyalov, V. I., Balakhonova, A. S., Larichev, A. I., Bogomolov, A. Kh. (2013) Rhenium in the Dictyonema shale of the Baltic basin. Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 68 (2) 123-128 doi:10.3103/s0145875213020117
In(2013, March) Moscow University Geology Bulletin Vol. 68 (2) Allerton Press

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