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Vol 62 Iss. 2
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23-30
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Ground waters of permafrost area and their further study

Authors:
V. M. Maximov
Date submitted:
1970-08-18
Date accepted:
1970-10-15
Date published:
1971-12-27

Abstract

Perennially frozen rocks on the territory of the USSR are found in areas with different geomorphologic and geological-structural structure and occupy 49.7% of the country's territory. In the section of any region, three zones are clearly traceable.

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