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Denney, Dennis (1997) Los Angeles Basin: New Oil From Old Fields. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 49 (9). 982-983 doi:10.2118/0997-0982-jpt

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TitleLos Angeles Basin: New Oil From Old Fields
JournalJournal of Petroleum Technology
AuthorsDenney, DennisAuthor
Year1997 (September 1)Volume49
Issue9
PublisherSociety of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)
DOIdoi:10.2118/0997-0982-jptSearch in ResearchGate
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Plain TextDenney, Dennis (1997) Los Angeles Basin: New Oil From Old Fields. Journal of Petroleum Technology, 49 (9). 982-983 doi:10.2118/0997-0982-jpt
In(1997, September) Journal of Petroleum Technology Vol. 49 (9) Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE)

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