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Geometry and age of a mafic dyke emplaced along the Bhetkheda–Mohana Lineament, Central Narmada valley, Deccan Volcanic Province

Patil Pillai, Shilpa, Pattabhiram, Kondepudi, Dole, Gauri, Shandilya, Priyanka, Upasani, Devdutt, Pande, Kanchan, Kale, Vivek S·2022·Journal of Earth System Science
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Patil Pillai, S., Pattabhiram, K., Dole, G., Shandilya, P., Upasani, D., Pande, K., & Kale, V. S.
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Journal of Earth System Science
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2022-05-14
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131
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2
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  • 0973-774X
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10.1007/s12040-022-01846-9
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Patil Pillai, S., Pattabhiram, K., Dole, G., Shandilya, P., Upasani, D., Pande, K., & Kale, V. S. (2022). Geometry and age of a mafic dyke emplaced along the Bhetkheda–Mohana Lineament, Central Narmada valley, Deccan Volcanic Province. Journal of Earth System Science. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12040-022-01846-9