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September 10, 2024Bulletin of the Tomsk Polytechnic University Geo Assets EngineeringOpen Access

Mineral composition of lake Sabakty sediments as an indicator of paleoclimate, Southern Urals, Russia

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AYAnastasia R. YusupovaKazan Federal UniversityNNN. G. NurgalievaKazan Federal UniversityARA.M. RogovKazan Federal University

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