What does MGFD mean?
MGFD means Marine Geosciences in France Department
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Marine Geosciences in France Department?
Marine Geosciences in France Department can be abbreviated as MGFD
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What does MGFD stand for? MGFD stands for "Marine Geosciences in France Department". |
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How to abbreviate "Marine Geosciences in France Department"? "Marine Geosciences in France Department" can be abbreviated as MGFD. |
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What is the meaning of MGFD abbreviation? The meaning of MGFD abbreviation is "Marine Geosciences in France Department". |
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What is MGFD abbreviation? One of the definitions of MGFD is "Marine Geosciences in France Department". |
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What does MGFD mean? MGFD as abbreviation means "Marine Geosciences in France Department". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- FEDGHAF - Federation of Ghanaian Associations in France
- GEOMAR - Research Center for Marine Geosciences
- GHACIF - Ghanaian Community in France Association
- ABAF - Association of British Accountants in France
- ACTIF - Adult Cultural Term in France
- IFANA - Invest in France Agency North America
- IFA - Invest in France Agency
- IPD - In-Patient Department
- JYF - Junior Year in France
- ACCF - American Chamber of Commerce in France
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- MCMD - Marine and Coastal Management Department
- MMBR - Marine Models in Biological Research
- MPA - Marine Pollution in Africa
- MTA - Marine Turtle in Australia
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