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Garfunkel, Zvi (2009) The long- and short-term lateral slip and seismicity along the Dead Sea Transform: An interim evaluation. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 58 (3) 217-235 doi:10.1560/ijes.58.3-4.217

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TitleThe long- and short-term lateral slip and seismicity along the Dead Sea Transform: An interim evaluation
JournalIsrael Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsGarfunkel, ZviAuthor
Year2009 (December 1)Volume58
Issue3
PublisherLaser Pages Publishing Ltd.
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Full ReferenceGarfunkel, Zvi (2009) The long- and short-term lateral slip and seismicity along the Dead Sea Transform: An interim evaluation. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 58 (3) 217-235 doi:10.1560/ijes.58.3-4.217
Plain TextGarfunkel, Zvi (2009) The long- and short-term lateral slip and seismicity along the Dead Sea Transform: An interim evaluation. Israel Journal of Earth Sciences, 58 (3) 217-235 doi:10.1560/ijes.58.3-4.217
In(2009, December) Israel Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 58 (3) Laser Pages Publishing Ltd.

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