A Study on the Structure and Origin of the Dokdo and it's Surroundings in the East Sea (Japan Sea) Using Magnetic Anomalies

김창환,; 박찬홍,; 민경덕,; 한현철,; 권문상,; 심재설,; 최성호,; 오순복,

doi:10.4217/opr.2002.24.4.491

Ocean and Polar Research

2002

DOI: 10.4217/opr.2002.24.4.491

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A Study on the Structure and Origin of the Dokdo and it's Surroundings in the East Sea (Japan Sea) Using Magnetic Anomalies

김창환 김창환¹,

박찬홍 박찬홍²,

민경덕 민경덕³

et al.

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A Study on the Structure and Origin of the Dokdo and it's Surroundings in the East Sea (Japan Sea) Using Magnetic Anomalies

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