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Alexeev, V. A. (2012) Origin of fossil meteorites from Ordovician limestone in Sweden. Geochemistry International, 50 (8) 649-656 doi:10.1134/s0016702912080022

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TitleOrigin of fossil meteorites from Ordovician limestone in Sweden
JournalGeochemistry International
AuthorsAlexeev, V. A.Author
Year2012 (August)Volume50
Issue8
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
DOIdoi:10.1134/s0016702912080022Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAlexeev, V. A. (2012) Origin of fossil meteorites from Ordovician limestone in Sweden. Geochemistry International, 50 (8) 649-656 doi:10.1134/s0016702912080022
Plain TextAlexeev, V. A. (2012) Origin of fossil meteorites from Ordovician limestone in Sweden. Geochemistry International, 50 (8) 649-656 doi:10.1134/s0016702912080022
In(2012, August) Geochemistry International Vol. 50 (8) Pleiades Publishing Ltd

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