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A short review of geochemical studies of saline mud from Sečovlje Salina (northern Adriatic)

Date of holding: 24/11/2015

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Technical sesion II: Oral Comunicactions

This conference aims to gather different actors that participate on Thalassotherapy development: scientists, therapists, tourism managers, bussines and institutions for sharing and debating about the new challenges that Thalassotherapy faces.

Dr. Lourdes Mourelle Mosqueira

Investigation group FA2, Vigo University

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