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(2006) Miocene to present major fault linkages through the Adriatic indenter and the Austroalpine—Penninic collisional wedge (Alps of NE Italy), in Tectonics of the Western Mediterranean and North Africa. Special Publication, 262. Geological Society of London. 245-258 doi:10.1144/gsl.sp.2006.262.01.15

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