A long-term rock uplift rate for eastern Crete and geodynamic implications for the Hellenic subduction zone
Authors:
- M. StroblMSM. Strobl
- R. HetzelRHR. Hetzel
- C. FassoulasCFC. Fassoulas
- P.W. KubikPKP.W. Kubik
- 1 August 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Geodynamics
- Vol. 78, 21-31
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