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Author
Dobrovine, B.
Mahfoudh, M.
Ould Dedah, S.
Date
1990

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Alternative Title
Hydrological Atlas of surface waters of the Mauritanian continental shelf
Journal
Bulletin Scientifique CNROP
Volume
22
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IMROP
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http://hdl.handle.net/1834/766
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