Specific features of the formation of elementary sedimentary rhythms of rock salt in facies zones of the Permian halogenic basin of the Caspian region

Московский, Г. А.; Muzalevskaya, Lilia Vladimirovna; Svidzinskii, S. A.

doi:10.1134/s0024490208010057

Lithol Miner Resour

2008

DOI: 10.1134/s0024490208010057

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Specific features of the formation of elementary sedimentary rhythms of rock salt in facies zones of the Permian halogenic basin of the Caspian region

Г. А. Московский

Lilia Vladimirovna Muzalevskaya

S. A. Svidzinskii³

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Specific features of the formation of elementary sedimentary rhythms of rock salt in facies zones of the Permian halogenic basin of the Caspian region

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