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Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits

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Published in:Arctic Environmental Research
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Published: 2019
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title Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_auth Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_full Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_fullStr Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_full_unstemmed Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_short Subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of Dniester and Prut riverine deposits
title_sort subfossil freshwater bivalve mollusk shells present data on stratigraphy of dniester and prut riverine deposits
topic Environmental Studies
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