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Naclerio, Gino, Celico, Fulvio (2010) Answer to the comment on “Non-permanent shallow halocline in a fractured carbonate aquifer, southern Italy” by E. Petrella, G. Naclerio, A. Falasca, A. Bucci, P. Capuano, V. De Felice and F. Celico [J. Hydrol. 373 (2009) 267–272]. Journal of Hydrology, 391 (3). 389-390 doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2010.07.032

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TitleAnswer to the comment on “Non-permanent shallow halocline in a fractured carbonate aquifer, southern Italy” by E. Petrella, G. Naclerio, A. Falasca, A. Bucci, P. Capuano, V. De Felice and F. Celico [J. Hydrol. 373 (2009) 267–272]
JournalJournal of Hydrology
AuthorsNaclerio, GinoAuthor
Celico, FulvioAuthor
Year2010 (September)Volume391
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PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceNaclerio, Gino, Celico, Fulvio (2010) Answer to the comment on “Non-permanent shallow halocline in a fractured carbonate aquifer, southern Italy” by E. Petrella, G. Naclerio, A. Falasca, A. Bucci, P. Capuano, V. De Felice and F. Celico [J. Hydrol. 373 (2009) 267–272]. Journal of Hydrology, 391 (3). 389-390 doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2010.07.032
Plain TextNaclerio, Gino, Celico, Fulvio (2010) Answer to the comment on “Non-permanent shallow halocline in a fractured carbonate aquifer, southern Italy” by E. Petrella, G. Naclerio, A. Falasca, A. Bucci, P. Capuano, V. De Felice and F. Celico [J. Hydrol. 373 (2009) 267–272]. Journal of Hydrology, 391 (3). 389-390 doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2010.07.032
In(2010, September) Journal of Hydrology Vol. 391 (3) Elsevier BV

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