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Chukchi Plateau and Chukchi Basin. / Butsenko, Victor V.; Firsov, Yury G.; Kashubin, Sergey P.; Piskarev, Alexey L.

Geologic Structures of the Arctic Basin. Springer Nature, 2018. p. 269-280.

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Butsenko, VV, Firsov, YG, Kashubin, SP & Piskarev, AL 2018, Chukchi Plateau and Chukchi Basin. in Geologic Structures of the Arctic Basin. Springer Nature, pp. 269-280. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77742-9_8

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Butsenko, V. V., Firsov, Y. G., Kashubin, S. P., & Piskarev, A. L. (2018). Chukchi Plateau and Chukchi Basin. In Geologic Structures of the Arctic Basin (pp. 269-280). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77742-9_8

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Butsenko VV, Firsov YG, Kashubin SP, Piskarev AL. Chukchi Plateau and Chukchi Basin. In Geologic Structures of the Arctic Basin. Springer Nature. 2018. p. 269-280 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77742-9_8

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Butsenko, Victor V. ; Firsov, Yury G. ; Kashubin, Sergey P. ; Piskarev, Alexey L. / Chukchi Plateau and Chukchi Basin. Geologic Structures of the Arctic Basin. Springer Nature, 2018. pp. 269-280

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