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Can broken - and unbroken - speleothems tell us something about seismic history?
Can broken - and unbroken - speleothems tell us something about seismic history?
Can broken - and unbroken - speleothems tell us something about seismic history?
Lacave, C. (author) / Egozcue, J. J. (author) / Koller, M. G. (author) / European Association on Earthquake Engineering / Society of Earthquake and Civil Engineering Dynamics
European Conference; 12th, Earthquake engineering ; 2002 ; London
2002-01-01
427 pages
Shelved in Conference Records; Held on CD-ROM
Conference paper
English
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