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Taqieddin, S. A., Abderahman, N. S., Atallah, M. (2000) Sinkhole hazards along the eastern Dead Sea shoreline area, Jordan: a geological and geotechnical consideration. Environmental Geology, 39 (11) 1237-1253 doi:10.1007/s002549900095

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TitleSinkhole hazards along the eastern Dead Sea shoreline area, Jordan: a geological and geotechnical consideration
JournalEnvironmental Geology
AuthorsTaqieddin, S. A.Author
Abderahman, N. S.Author
Atallah, M.Author
Year2000 (October 13)Volume39
Issue11
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1007/s002549900095Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTaqieddin, S. A., Abderahman, N. S., Atallah, M. (2000) Sinkhole hazards along the eastern Dead Sea shoreline area, Jordan: a geological and geotechnical consideration. Environmental Geology, 39 (11) 1237-1253 doi:10.1007/s002549900095
Plain TextTaqieddin, S. A., Abderahman, N. S., Atallah, M. (2000) Sinkhole hazards along the eastern Dead Sea shoreline area, Jordan: a geological and geotechnical consideration. Environmental Geology, 39 (11) 1237-1253 doi:10.1007/s002549900095
In(2000, October) Environmental Geology Vol. 39 (11). Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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