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Distribution and fate of methane released from submarine sources - Results of measurements using an improved in situ mass spectrometer
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Englisch
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Bremen, Universität Bremen, Diss., 2013
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1072047381
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Meereschemie; Atlantischer Ozean ; Hochschulschrift
Beteiligte Personen und Organisationen
Gentz, Torben
Schlüter, Michael
Gerhard, Bohrmann
Schlüter, Michael
Gerhard, Bohrmann
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Gentz, Torben
Schlüter, Michael
Gerhard, Bohrmann
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