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Artyushkov, E. V., Poselov, V. A. (2010) Formation of deep-water depressions in the Russian sector of the American-Asian basin due to eclogitization of the lower part of the continental crust. Doklady Earth Sciences, 431 (2) 502-506 doi:10.1134/s1028334x10040197

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TitleFormation of deep-water depressions in the Russian sector of the American-Asian basin due to eclogitization of the lower part of the continental crust
JournalDoklady Earth Sciences
AuthorsArtyushkov, E. V.Author
Poselov, V. A.Author
Year2010 (April)Volume431
Issue2
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
DOIdoi:10.1134/s1028334x10040197Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceArtyushkov, E. V., Poselov, V. A. (2010) Formation of deep-water depressions in the Russian sector of the American-Asian basin due to eclogitization of the lower part of the continental crust. Doklady Earth Sciences, 431 (2) 502-506 doi:10.1134/s1028334x10040197
Plain TextArtyushkov, E. V., Poselov, V. A. (2010) Formation of deep-water depressions in the Russian sector of the American-Asian basin due to eclogitization of the lower part of the continental crust. Doklady Earth Sciences, 431 (2) 502-506 doi:10.1134/s1028334x10040197
In(2010, April) Doklady Earth Sciences Vol. 431 (2) Pleiades Publishing Ltd

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