Asynchrony in key Holocene chronologies: Evidence from Irish bog pines

Asynchrony in key Holocene chronologies: Evidence from Irish bog pines
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10.1130/g36914.1
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2015-09
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5.8
通讯作者:
Max Torbenson;G. Plunkett;David Brown;J. Pilcher;H. Leuschner
Max Torbenson;G. Plunkett;David Brown;J. Pilcher;H. Leuschner
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地球科学1区
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作者:
Max Torbenson;G. Plunkett;David Brown;J. Pilcher;H. Leuschner

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