Gravity and seismic interpretation of crustal structures at the pacific continental margin and along the geolimex transect in Southern Mexico

Gravity and seismic interpretation of crustal structures at the pacific continental margin and along the geolimex transect in Southern Mexico

by Juan J. Ramirez Ruiz

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