Sedimentary aspects of the Eo-Alpine cycle on the northeast edge of the Arabian Platform (Oman Mountains)

Sedimentary aspects of the Eo-Alpine cycle on the northeast edge of the Arabian Platform (Oman Mountains)
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10.1144/gsl.sp.1992.049.01.05
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1990
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications
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D. Rabu;J. Le Métour;F. Béchennec;M. Beurrier;M. Villey;C. Bourdillon-Jeudy de Grissac
D. Rabu;J. Le Métour;F. Béchennec;M. Beurrier;M. Villey;C. Bourdillon-Jeudy de Grissac
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D. Rabu;J. Le Métour;F. Béchennec;M. Beurrier;M. Villey;C. Bourdillon-Jeudy de Grissac

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