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(2006) Factorial correspondence analysis: a useful tool in palaeogeographical reconstructions; example from late Cretaceous calciturbidites of the northwestern External Rif (Morocco), in Tectonics of the Western Mediterranean and North Africa. Special Publication, 262. Geological Society of London. 147-160 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2006.262.01.09

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TitleFactorial correspondence analysis: a useful tool in palaeogeographical reconstructions; example from late Cretaceous calciturbidites of the northwestern External Rif (Morocco)
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Full Reference(2006) Factorial correspondence analysis: a useful tool in palaeogeographical reconstructions; example from late Cretaceous calciturbidites of the northwestern External Rif (Morocco), in Tectonics of the Western Mediterranean and North Africa. Special Publication, 262. Geological Society of London. 147-160 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2006.262.01.09
Plain Text(2006) Factorial correspondence analysis: a useful tool in palaeogeographical reconstructions; example from late Cretaceous calciturbidites of the northwestern External Rif (Morocco), in Tectonics of the Western Mediterranean and North Africa. Special Publication, 262. Geological Society of London. 147-160 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2006.262.01.09
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