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Jung, Haemyeong, Green, Harry W. (2004) Experimental Faulting of Serpentinite during Dehydration: Implications for Earthquakes, Seismic Low-Velocity Zones, and Anomalous Hypocenter Distributions in Subduction Zones. International Geology Review, 46 (12) 1089-1102 doi:10.2747/0020-6814.46.12.1089

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TitleExperimental Faulting of Serpentinite during Dehydration: Implications for Earthquakes, Seismic Low-Velocity Zones, and Anomalous Hypocenter Distributions in Subduction Zones
JournalInternational Geology Review
AuthorsJung, HaemyeongAuthor
Green, Harry W.Author
Year2004 (December)Volume46
Issue12
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Full ReferenceJung, Haemyeong, Green, Harry W. (2004) Experimental Faulting of Serpentinite during Dehydration: Implications for Earthquakes, Seismic Low-Velocity Zones, and Anomalous Hypocenter Distributions in Subduction Zones. International Geology Review, 46 (12) 1089-1102 doi:10.2747/0020-6814.46.12.1089
Plain TextJung, Haemyeong, Green, Harry W. (2004) Experimental Faulting of Serpentinite during Dehydration: Implications for Earthquakes, Seismic Low-Velocity Zones, and Anomalous Hypocenter Distributions in Subduction Zones. International Geology Review, 46 (12) 1089-1102 doi:10.2747/0020-6814.46.12.1089
In(2004, December) International Geology Review Vol. 46 (12) Informa UK Limited

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