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Reply: (Reply to the Comment by David W. Morrow on “Self-accelerating dolomite-for-calcite replacement: Self-organized dynamics of burial dolomitization and associated mineralization”, v. 311, n. 7, p. 573–607.)

Enrique Merino and Àngels Canals
American Journal of Science October 2018, 318 (8) 887-892; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2475/08.2818.04
Enrique Merino
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Enrique Merino, Àngels Canals
American Journal of Science Oct 2018, 318 (8) 887-892; DOI: 10.2475/08.2818.04
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