Evaluation of the possible presence of clathrate hydrates in Europa's icy shell or seafloor
Authors:
- Olga Prieto-BallesterosOPOlga Prieto-Ballesteros
- Jeffrey S. KargelJKJeffrey S. Kargel
- Maite Fernández-SampedroMFMaite Fernández-Sampedro
- Franck SelsisFSFranck Selsis
- Eduardo Sebastián MartínezEMEduardo Sebastián Martínez
- David L. HogenboomDHDavid L. Hogenboom
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