Key Future Directions For Research On Turbidity Currents and Their Deposits

Key Future Directions For Research On Turbidity Currents and Their Deposits
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10.2110/jsr.2015.03
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2015-02
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P. Talling;Joshua R. Allin;D. Armitage;R. Arnott;M. Cartigny;M. Clare;F. Felletti;J. Covault;S. Girardclos;E. Hansen;P. Hill;R. Hiscott;A. Hogg;J. Clarke;Z. Jobe;G. Malgesini;Alessandro Mozzato;H. Naruse;Samuel D. Parkinson;F. Peel;D. Piper;E. Pope;G. Postma;P. Rowley;Andrea Sguazzini;C. Stevenson;E. Sumner;Z. Sylvester;C. Watts;Jingping Xu
P. Talling;Joshua R. Allin;D. Armitage;R. Arnott;M. Cartigny;M. Clare;F. Felletti;J. Covault;S. Girardclos;E. Hansen;P. Hill;R. Hiscott;A. Hogg;J. Clarke;Z. Jobe;G. Malgesini;Alessandro Mozzato;H. Naruse;Samuel D. Parkinson;F. Peel;D. Piper;E. Pope;G. Postma;P. Rowley;Andrea Sguazzini;C. Stevenson;E. Sumner;Z. Sylvester;C. Watts;Jingping Xu
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地球科学3区
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P. Talling;Joshua R. Allin;D. Armitage;R. Arnott;M. Cartigny;M. Clare;F. Felletti;J. Covault;S. Girardclos;E. Hansen;P. Hill;R. Hiscott;A. Hogg;J. Clarke;Z. Jobe;G. Malgesini;Alessandro Mozzato;H. Naruse;Samuel D. Parkinson;F. Peel;D. Piper;E. Pope;G. Postma;P. Rowley;Andrea Sguazzini;C. Stevenson;E. Sumner;Z. Sylvester;C. Watts;Jingping Xu

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