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Martinez, Joseph, Johnson, Kenneth, Neal, James (1998) Sinkholes in Evaporite Rocks. American Scientist, 86 (1). 38pp. doi:10.1511/1998.1.38

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TitleSinkholes in Evaporite Rocks
JournalAmerican Scientist
AuthorsMartinez, JosephAuthor
Johnson, KennethAuthor
Neal, JamesAuthor
Year1998Volume86
Issue1
PublisherSigma Xi
DOIdoi:10.1511/1998.1.38Search in ResearchGate
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