Deep saltwater in Chalk of North-West Europe: origin, interface characteristics and development over geological time
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Torben O. Sonnenborg | Lars Stemmerik | T. Sonnenborg | L. Stemmerik | F. Larsen | Flemming Larsen | Ellen P. Bonnesen | Kurt Klitten | K. Klitten
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