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Morphology of the Nyurba kimberlite pipe and its relationship with the dolerite dike. / Tomshin, M. D.; Pokhilenko, N. P.; Tarskikh, E. V.

в: Doklady Earth Sciences, Том 477, № 2, 01.12.2017, стр. 1458-1460.

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Tomshin, MD, Pokhilenko, NP & Tarskikh, EV 2017, 'Morphology of the Nyurba kimberlite pipe and its relationship with the dolerite dike', Doklady Earth Sciences, Том. 477, № 2, стр. 1458-1460. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1028334X17120200

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Tomshin, M. D., Pokhilenko, N. P., & Tarskikh, E. V. (2017). Morphology of the Nyurba kimberlite pipe and its relationship with the dolerite dike. Doklady Earth Sciences, 477(2), 1458-1460. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1028334X17120200

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Tomshin MD, Pokhilenko NP, Tarskikh EV. Morphology of the Nyurba kimberlite pipe and its relationship with the dolerite dike. Doklady Earth Sciences. 2017 дек. 1;477(2):1458-1460. doi: 10.1134/S1028334X17120200

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Tomshin, M. D. ; Pokhilenko, N. P. ; Tarskikh, E. V. / Morphology of the Nyurba kimberlite pipe and its relationship with the dolerite dike. в: Doklady Earth Sciences. 2017 ; Том 477, № 2. стр. 1458-1460.

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