Tectono-sedimentary evolution of the Pliocene to Lower Pleistocene succession of the Apricena-Lesina-Poggio Imperiale quarrying district (western Gargano, southern Italy)
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F. Masini | L. Martire | V. Donato | N. Santangelo | M. Zunino | C. Bertok | M. Pavia | G. Ciampo | E. Ruggiero | G. Pavia
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