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Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation

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spellingShingle Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
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title Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_alt Moluscos de agua dulce de depósitos fluviales neógeno-cuaternarios del Dniéster y el Prut como indicadores de paleoambientes: composición química de las conchas y su interpretación paleoecológica
Mollusques d'eau douce des dépôts fluviaux néogènes-quaternaires du Dniestr et du Prut comme indicateurs paléoenvironnementaux : composition chimique des coquilles et son interprétation paléoécologique
Moluscos de água doce de depósitos fluviais neogênicos-quaternários do Dniester e Prut como indicador de paleoambientes: composição química das conchas e sua interpretação paleoecológica
title_auth Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_es_txt Moluscos de agua dulce de depósitos fluviales neógeno-cuaternarios del Dniéster y el Prut como indicadores de paleoambientes: composición química de las conchas y su interpretación paleoecológica
title_fr_txt Mollusques d'eau douce des dépôts fluviaux néogènes-quaternaires du Dniestr et du Prut comme indicateurs paléoenvironnementaux : composition chimique des coquilles et son interprétation paléoécologique
title_full Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_fullStr Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_full_unstemmed Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_pt_txt Moluscos de água doce de depósitos fluviais neogênicos-quaternários do Dniester e Prut como indicador de paleoambientes: composição química das conchas e sua interpretação paleoecológica
title_short Freshwater mollusks from Neogene-Quaternary Dniester and Prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
title_sort freshwater mollusks from neogene-quaternary dniester and prut riverine deposits as indicator paleoenvironments: chemical composition of shells and its palaeoecological interpretation
topic Environmental Studies
General
Environmental Studies
url https://aer.pensoft.net/article/32814/