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Kowal-Linka, Monika (2010) Origin of cone-in-cone calcite veins during calcitization of dolomites and their subsequent diagenesis: A case study from the Gogolin Formation (Middle Triassic), SW Poland. Sedimentary Geology, 224 (1) 54-64 doi:10.1016/j.sedgeo.2009.12.009

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TitleOrigin of cone-in-cone calcite veins during calcitization of dolomites and their subsequent diagenesis: A case study from the Gogolin Formation (Middle Triassic), SW Poland
JournalSedimentary Geology
AuthorsKowal-Linka, MonikaAuthor
Year2010 (March)Volume224
Issue1
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceKowal-Linka, Monika (2010) Origin of cone-in-cone calcite veins during calcitization of dolomites and their subsequent diagenesis: A case study from the Gogolin Formation (Middle Triassic), SW Poland. Sedimentary Geology, 224 (1) 54-64 doi:10.1016/j.sedgeo.2009.12.009
Plain TextKowal-Linka, Monika (2010) Origin of cone-in-cone calcite veins during calcitization of dolomites and their subsequent diagenesis: A case study from the Gogolin Formation (Middle Triassic), SW Poland. Sedimentary Geology, 224 (1) 54-64 doi:10.1016/j.sedgeo.2009.12.009
In(2010, March) Sedimentary Geology Vol. 224 (1) Elsevier BV

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