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(2005) Influence of phyllosilicates on fault strength in the brittle-ductile transition: insights from rock analogue experiments, in High-Strain Zones: Structure and Physical Properties. Special Publication, 245. Geological Society of London. 303-327 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2005.245.01.15

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Plain Text(2005) Influence of phyllosilicates on fault strength in the brittle-ductile transition: insights from rock analogue experiments, in High-Strain Zones: Structure and Physical Properties. Special Publication, 245. Geological Society of London. 303-327 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2005.245.01.15
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