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Migaszewski, Zdzislaw M. (1991) Devonian Dolomites from the Holy Cross Mts, Poland: A New Concept of the Origin of Massive Dolomites Based on Petrographic and Isotopic Evidence. The Journal of Geology, 99 (2) 171-187 doi:10.1086/629483

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TitleDevonian Dolomites from the Holy Cross Mts, Poland: A New Concept of the Origin of Massive Dolomites Based on Petrographic and Isotopic Evidence
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsMigaszewski, Zdzislaw M.Author
Year1991 (March)Volume99
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/629483Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMigaszewski, Zdzislaw M. (1991) Devonian Dolomites from the Holy Cross Mts, Poland: A New Concept of the Origin of Massive Dolomites Based on Petrographic and Isotopic Evidence. The Journal of Geology, 99 (2) 171-187 doi:10.1086/629483
Plain TextMigaszewski, Zdzislaw M. (1991) Devonian Dolomites from the Holy Cross Mts, Poland: A New Concept of the Origin of Massive Dolomites Based on Petrographic and Isotopic Evidence. The Journal of Geology, 99 (2) 171-187 doi:10.1086/629483
In(1991, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 99 (2) University of Chicago Press

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