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(2006) Pleistocene calcified cyanobacterial mounds, Perachora Peninsula, central Greece: a controversy of growth and history, in Cool-Water Carbonates - Depositional Systems and Palaeoenvironmental Controls. Special Publication, 255. Geological Society of London. 53-69 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2006.255.01.05

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