Genesis of wavy carbonate flowstone deposits in Bossea Cave (North Italy) and their hydroclimatic significance
Authors:
- Andrea ColumbuACAndrea Columbu
- Alessia NannoniANAlessia Nannoni
- Nives GrassoNGNives Grasso
- Paolo DabovePaolo Dabove
- Adriano FiorucciAFAdriano Fiorucci
- Bartolomeo VignaBVBartolomeo Vigna
- Matteo B. BertagniMBMatteo B. Bertagni
- Carlo CamporealeCCCarlo Camporeale
- Paolo FortiPFPaolo Forti
- Jo De WaeleJWJo De Waele
- Christoph SpötlCSChristoph Spötl
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