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Radkovets, N, Rauball, J, Iaremchuk, I (2017) Silurian black shales of Western Ukraine: petrography and mineralogy. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 66 (3) 161 doi:10.3176/earth.2017.14

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TitleSilurian black shales of Western Ukraine: petrography and mineralogy
JournalEstonian Journal of Earth Sciences
AuthorsRadkovets, NAuthor
Rauball, JAuthor
Iaremchuk, IAuthor
Year2017Volume66
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PublisherEstonian Academy Publishers
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Full ReferenceRadkovets, N, Rauball, J, Iaremchuk, I (2017) Silurian black shales of Western Ukraine: petrography and mineralogy. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 66 (3) 161 doi:10.3176/earth.2017.14
Plain TextRadkovets, N, Rauball, J, Iaremchuk, I (2017) Silurian black shales of Western Ukraine: petrography and mineralogy. Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences, 66 (3) 161 doi:10.3176/earth.2017.14
In(2017) Estonian Journal of Earth Sciences Vol. 66 (3) Estonian Academy Publishers

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