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Vol 115
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71-74
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Spatial and temporal aspects of deep-water bottom sediments formation

Authors:
A. V. Kretov
Date submitted:
1987-07-03
Date accepted:
1987-09-28
Date published:
1988-09-29

Abstract

The study of deep-sea sediments began as early as 1873-1876 during the Challenger circumnavigation expedition.

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  2. Lisitsin A.P. Sedimentation in the Oceans, M., Nauka, 1974.
  3. Logvinenko N.V., Orlova L.V. To the question about the origin of red deep ocean clays. - Lithology and Mineral Resources. 1986, № 1.
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