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Українська: Фунгініт (біла речовина з чорними «вікнами» порожнин). Буре вугілля. Верболозівський розріз. Дніпровський басейн. Відбите світло. Імерсія. Шкала 0,02 мм.
Deutsch: Auflichtimmersionsmikroskopische Aufnahme von Funginit (die weißlich erscheinende kavernöse Struktur), ein Subtyp des Mazerals Inertinit, in Braunkohle aus dem Dnepr-Becken, Ukraine; Länge des Maßstabsbalkens 20 µm
English: Reflected light immersion micrograph of funginite (the whitish appearing cavernous structure), an inertinite submaceral, in lignite from the Dnepr Basin, Ukraine; length of scale bar 20 µm |
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| Author | В.С.Білецький, Г.П.Маценко |
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