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Badulina, N. V., Kopaevich, L. F. (2007) Cenomanian-Turonian boundary sediments in the Aksu-Dere section (Southwestern Crimea) Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 62 (1) 15-21 doi:10.3103/s0145875207010036

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TitleCenomanian-Turonian boundary sediments in the Aksu-Dere section (Southwestern Crimea)
JournalMoscow University Geology Bulletin
AuthorsBadulina, N. V.Author
Kopaevich, L. F.Author
Year2007 (February)Volume62
Issue1
PublisherAllerton Press
DOIdoi:10.3103/s0145875207010036Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBadulina, N. V., Kopaevich, L. F. (2007) Cenomanian-Turonian boundary sediments in the Aksu-Dere section (Southwestern Crimea) Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 62 (1) 15-21 doi:10.3103/s0145875207010036
Plain TextBadulina, N. V., Kopaevich, L. F. (2007) Cenomanian-Turonian boundary sediments in the Aksu-Dere section (Southwestern Crimea) Moscow University Geology Bulletin, 62 (1) 15-21 doi:10.3103/s0145875207010036
In(2007, February) Moscow University Geology Bulletin Vol. 62 (1) Allerton Press

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