When the mediterranean dried up : Evidence acquired on a recent cruise by the deep-sea drilling vessel Glomar Challenger has revealed that six million years ago the mediterranean basin was a desert 10,000 feet deep

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Scientific american , 1972, p. 27-36: : ill., carte

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Revista	Biblioteca IFEA	GeolH-6 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		GEOL.H-6.1

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