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Qiao, Le, Head, James, Wilson, Lionel, Xiao, Long, Kreslavsky, Mikhail, Dufek, Josef (2017) Ina pit crater on the Moon: Extrusion of waning-stage lava lake magmatic foam results in extremely young crater retention ages. Geology, 45 (5) 455-458 doi:10.1130/g38594.1

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TitleIna pit crater on the Moon: Extrusion of waning-stage lava lake magmatic foam results in extremely young crater retention ages
JournalGeology
AuthorsQiao, LeAuthor
Head, JamesAuthor
Wilson, LionelAuthor
Xiao, LongAuthor
Kreslavsky, MikhailAuthor
Dufek, JosefAuthor
Year2017 (May)Volume45
Issue5
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g38594.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceQiao, Le, Head, James, Wilson, Lionel, Xiao, Long, Kreslavsky, Mikhail, Dufek, Josef (2017) Ina pit crater on the Moon: Extrusion of waning-stage lava lake magmatic foam results in extremely young crater retention ages. Geology, 45 (5) 455-458 doi:10.1130/g38594.1
Plain TextQiao, Le, Head, James, Wilson, Lionel, Xiao, Long, Kreslavsky, Mikhail, Dufek, Josef (2017) Ina pit crater on the Moon: Extrusion of waning-stage lava lake magmatic foam results in extremely young crater retention ages. Geology, 45 (5) 455-458 doi:10.1130/g38594.1
In(2017, May) Geology Vol. 45 (5) Geological Society of America

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