Tectonic elements and structural framework deduced from magnetic data of the Southern Desert, Iraq

Author:

Al-Bahadily Hayder AdnanORCID,Al-Rahim Ali MakiORCID,Smith Richard StuartORCID

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Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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