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Medici, Giacomo, West, L. Jared, Mountney, Nigel P. (2019) Sedimentary flow heterogeneities in the Triassic U.K. Sherwood Sandstone Group: Insights for hydrocarbon exploration. Geological Journal, 54 (3) 1361-1378 doi:10.1002/gj.3233

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TitleSedimentary flow heterogeneities in the Triassic U.K. Sherwood Sandstone Group: Insights for hydrocarbon exploration
JournalGeological Journal
AuthorsMedici, GiacomoAuthor
West, L. JaredAuthor
Mountney, Nigel P.Author
Year2019 (May)Volume54
Issue3
PublisherWiley
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Full ReferenceMedici, Giacomo, West, L. Jared, Mountney, Nigel P. (2019) Sedimentary flow heterogeneities in the Triassic U.K. Sherwood Sandstone Group: Insights for hydrocarbon exploration. Geological Journal, 54 (3) 1361-1378 doi:10.1002/gj.3233
Plain TextMedici, Giacomo, West, L. Jared, Mountney, Nigel P. (2019) Sedimentary flow heterogeneities in the Triassic U.K. Sherwood Sandstone Group: Insights for hydrocarbon exploration. Geological Journal, 54 (3) 1361-1378 doi:10.1002/gj.3233
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