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Eberle, Michael A., Forsyth, Donald W. (1998) Evidence from the asymmetry of fast-spreading ridges that the axial topographic high is due to extensional stresses. Nature, 394 (6691). 360-363 doi:10.1038/28596

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TitleEvidence from the asymmetry of fast-spreading ridges that the axial topographic high is due to extensional stresses
JournalNature
AuthorsEberle, Michael A.Author
Forsyth, Donald W.Author
Year1998 (July)Volume394
Issue6691
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/28596Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceEberle, Michael A., Forsyth, Donald W. (1998) Evidence from the asymmetry of fast-spreading ridges that the axial topographic high is due to extensional stresses. Nature, 394 (6691). 360-363 doi:10.1038/28596
Plain TextEberle, Michael A., Forsyth, Donald W. (1998) Evidence from the asymmetry of fast-spreading ridges that the axial topographic high is due to extensional stresses. Nature, 394 (6691). 360-363 doi:10.1038/28596
In(1998, July) Nature Vol. 394 (6691) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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