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Mints, M. V. (2018) A Neoarchean–Proterozoic Supercontinent (~2.8–0.9 Ga): An Alternative to the Model of Supercontinent Cycles. Doklady Earth Sciences, 480 (1) 555-558 doi:10.1134/s1028334x18050045

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TitleA Neoarchean–Proterozoic Supercontinent (~2.8–0.9 Ga): An Alternative to the Model of Supercontinent Cycles
JournalDoklady Earth Sciences
AuthorsMints, M. V.Author
Year2018 (May)Volume480
Issue1
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
DOIdoi:10.1134/s1028334x18050045Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMints, M. V. (2018) A Neoarchean–Proterozoic Supercontinent (~2.8–0.9 Ga): An Alternative to the Model of Supercontinent Cycles. Doklady Earth Sciences, 480 (1) 555-558 doi:10.1134/s1028334x18050045
Plain TextMints, M. V. (2018) A Neoarchean–Proterozoic Supercontinent (~2.8–0.9 Ga): An Alternative to the Model of Supercontinent Cycles. Doklady Earth Sciences, 480 (1) 555-558 doi:10.1134/s1028334x18050045
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