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Romanova, Mary A. (1961) Spectral Brightness of West Turkmenian Jurassic Arenaceous Rocks and Its Correlation with Rock Petrography and Sedimentary Environment. The Journal of Geology, 69 (3) 261-278 doi:10.1086/626741

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TitleSpectral Brightness of West Turkmenian Jurassic Arenaceous Rocks and Its Correlation with Rock Petrography and Sedimentary Environment
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsRomanova, Mary A.Author
Year1961 (May)Volume69
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/626741Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRomanova, Mary A. (1961) Spectral Brightness of West Turkmenian Jurassic Arenaceous Rocks and Its Correlation with Rock Petrography and Sedimentary Environment. The Journal of Geology, 69 (3) 261-278 doi:10.1086/626741
Plain TextRomanova, Mary A. (1961) Spectral Brightness of West Turkmenian Jurassic Arenaceous Rocks and Its Correlation with Rock Petrography and Sedimentary Environment. The Journal of Geology, 69 (3) 261-278 doi:10.1086/626741
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