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Azmon, Emanuel (1982) Ventispheres: granule-pebble spheres of eolian origin in lower cretaceous and recent rocks of Israel. Sedimentary Geology, 33 (1) 57-71 doi:10.1016/0037-0738(82)90027-6

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TitleVentispheres: granule-pebble spheres of eolian origin in lower cretaceous and recent rocks of Israel
JournalSedimentary Geology
AuthorsAzmon, EmanuelAuthor
Year1982 (September)Volume33
Issue1
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceAzmon, Emanuel (1982) Ventispheres: granule-pebble spheres of eolian origin in lower cretaceous and recent rocks of Israel. Sedimentary Geology, 33 (1) 57-71 doi:10.1016/0037-0738(82)90027-6
Plain TextAzmon, Emanuel (1982) Ventispheres: granule-pebble spheres of eolian origin in lower cretaceous and recent rocks of Israel. Sedimentary Geology, 33 (1) 57-71 doi:10.1016/0037-0738(82)90027-6
In(1982, September) Sedimentary Geology Vol. 33 (1) Elsevier BV

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