Biogeochemical Dynamics of the Giant Pockmark Regab
Authors:
- Alexis De PruneléAPAlexis De Prunelé
- Karine OluKOKarine Olu
- Livio RuffineLRLivio Ruffine
- Hélène OndréasHOHélène Ondréas
- Jean-Claude CapraisJCJean-Claude Caprais
- Germain BayonGBGermain Bayon
- Anne-Sophie AlixAAAnne-Sophie Alix
- Julie Le BruchecJBJulie Le Bruchec
- Louis GéliLGLouis Géli
- 16 April 2018
- book chapter
- Published by Wiley
- p. 245-266
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