Explosion craters associated with shallow submarine gas venting off Panarea island, Italy
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M. Hannington | G. Giordano | S. Petersen | B. Melchert | D. Garbe‐Schönberg | M. Anzidei | T. Monecke | N. Augustin | A. Esposito | M. Hocking
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