Geochemical, δ13C and Eustatic curves as means for reconstructing and characterising deep marine carbonate stratigraphic sequences (Upper Cretaceous, Tunisia)

Asmi, Amina Mabrouk El

doi:10.1007/s12517-013-1243-4

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Geochemical, δ13C and Eustatic curves as means for reconstructing and characterising deep marine carbonate stratigraphic sequences (Upper Cretaceous, Tunisia)

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