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Active faulting in the Maiella massif (central Apennines, Italy)

@inproceedings{Pizzi2010ActiveFI,
  title={Active faulting in the Maiella massif (central Apennines, Italy)},
  author={A. Pizzi and E. Falcucci and Stefano Gori and F. Galadini and P. Messina and M. D. Vincenzo and P. Esestime and B. Giaccio and G. Pomposo and A. Sposato},
  year={2010}
}
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