Megaturbidites: A depositional model from the eocene of the SW-Pyrenean Foreland basin, Spain

Pierre Labaume; Emiliano Mutti; Michel Seguret

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Megaturbidites: A depositional model from the eocene of the SW-Pyrenean Foreland basin, Spain

Pierre Labaume Emiliano Mutti Michel Seguret

Geo-Marine Letters Vol. 7 No. 2 pp. 91-101 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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Pierre Labaume, Emiliano Mutti, Michel Seguret (1987). Megaturbidites: A depositional model from the eocene of the SW-Pyrenean Foreland basin, Spain. Geo-Marine Letters, 7(2), 91-101. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02237988

Megaturbidites: A depositional model from the eocene of the SW-Pyrenean Foreland basin, Spain

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