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ETUDE DE LA CIRCULATION AU-DESSUS DE L'OCEAN INDIEN PENDANT LA MOUSSON INDIENNE D'ETECADET DANIEL.1980; ; FRA; DA. 1980; 233 P.: ILL.; 30 CM; BIBL. DISSEM.; TH.: SCI. PHYS./PARIS 6/1980Thesis