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Dallmeyer, R. D., Pană, D. I., Neubauer, F., Erdmer, P. (1999) Tectonothermal Evolution of the Apuseni Mountains, Romania: Resolution of Variscan versus Alpine Events with 40Ar/39Ar Ages. The Journal of Geology, 107 (3) 329-352 doi:10.1086/314352

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TitleTectonothermal Evolution of the Apuseni Mountains, Romania: Resolution of Variscan versus Alpine Events with 40Ar/39Ar Ages
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsDallmeyer, R. D.Author
Pană, D. I.Author
Neubauer, F.Author
Erdmer, P.Author
Year1999 (May)Volume107
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/314352Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDallmeyer, R. D., Pană, D. I., Neubauer, F., Erdmer, P. (1999) Tectonothermal Evolution of the Apuseni Mountains, Romania: Resolution of Variscan versus Alpine Events with 40Ar/39Ar Ages. The Journal of Geology, 107 (3) 329-352 doi:10.1086/314352
Plain TextDallmeyer, R. D., Pană, D. I., Neubauer, F., Erdmer, P. (1999) Tectonothermal Evolution of the Apuseni Mountains, Romania: Resolution of Variscan versus Alpine Events with 40Ar/39Ar Ages. The Journal of Geology, 107 (3) 329-352 doi:10.1086/314352
In(1999, May) The Journal of Geology Vol. 107 (3) University of Chicago Press

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