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Moscow University Geology Bulletin

7 ta ish

Jurnal · ISSN 0145-8752

  1. The Mineralogical and Geochemical Features of the Yoshlik Deposit (Almalyk–Angren Mining Region, Uzbekistan)

    F. B. Karimova, D. I. Jumaniyazov, Shаkhodat V. Usmanova +1

    MaqolaMining and Gasification TechnologiesMoscow University Geology Bulletin20221 iqtibos
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  2. Seismic Catastrophes in Akhsiket (Akhsi), the Capital of Fergana, in the Epoch of Timur and the Timurids

    А. М. Корженков, A. A. Anarbaev, M. T. Usmanova +8

    MaqolaGeotechnical and Geomechanical EngineeringMoscow University Geology Bulletin20230 iqtibos
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  3. Metasomatic Rocks of Gold Deposits and Their Connection with Ore Process of Mountain Auminzatau (Central Kyzylkum)

    Rustam M. Sadirov, Abdisalim B. Yusupov, Sh. V. Usmanova +1

    MaqolaGeological Formations and Processes ExplorationMoscow University Geology Bulletin20230 iqtibos
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  4. Traces of Strong Earthquakes in Ruins of the Afrasiab Archeological Site (Samarkand, Uzbekistan)

    A. A. Anarbaev, M. M. Saidov, А. М. Корженков +4

    MaqolaMarine and environmental studiesMoscow University Geology Bulletin20230 iqtibos
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  5. A Forecast of Groundwater Contamination Using Numerical Modeling Based on the Example of the Qibrai Area of the Chirchiq Deposit

    T. D. Mirahmedov, M. A. Abdullaeva, В. Н. Самарцев

    MaqolaGeological Modeling and AnalysisMoscow University Geology Bulletin20240 iqtibos
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  6. Sarycheku Ore-Bearing Montzonitoids of the Almalyk Region, Central Tien Shan

    F. B. Karimova, D. I. Jumaniyazov

    MaqolaGeological Studies and ExplorationMoscow University Geology Bulletin20250 iqtibos
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  7. Regional Mineralogical and Geochemical Zoning of Gold Deposits in Uzbekistan

    V. D. Tsoi, Sardor S. Sayitov

    MaqolaEngineering and Agricultural InnovationsMoscow University Geology Bulletin20260 iqtibos
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