Silvia Ceramicola

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Episodic Cenozoic tectonism and the development of the NW European ‘passive’ continental margin

Praeg
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Stoker
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Shannon
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et al. 2005
Marine and Petroleum Geology
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Mud volcanoes in the geologic record of Mars: The case of Firsoff crater

Pondrelli
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Rossi
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Ori
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters
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Structure and Drivers of Cold Seep Ecosystems

Foucher1,
Westbrook2,
Boetius3
et al. 2009
Oceanog.
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Tectonically-driven mud volcanism since the late Pliocene on the Calabrian accretionary prism, central Mediterranean Sea

Praeg
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Ceramicola
2
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Barbieri
3
et al. 2009
Marine and Petroleum Geology
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Cenozoic alongslope processes and sedimentation on the NW European Atlantic margin

Laberg
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Stoker
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Dahlgren
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et al. 2005
Marine and Petroleum Geology
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Onshore to offshore correlation of regional unconformities in the Plio-Pleistocene sedimentary successions of the Calabrian Arc (central Mediterranean)

Zecchin
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Praeg
2
,
Ceramicola
3
et al. 2015
Earth-Science Reviews
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Evolution of the Academician Ridge Accommodation Zone in the central part of the Baikal Rift, from high-resolution reflection seismic profiling and geological field investigations

Mats
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Khlystov
2
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Batist3
et al. 2000
International Journal of Earth Sciences
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Seafloor distribution and last glacial to postglacial activity of mud volcanoes on the Calabrian accretionary prism, Ionian Sea

Ceramicola
1
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Praeg
2
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Cova
3
et al. 2014
Geo-Mar Lett
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