Baffin Bay paleoenvironments in the LGM and HS1: Resolving the ice-shelf question

Baffin Bay paleoenvironments in the LGM and HS1: Resolving the ice-shelf question
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10.1016/j.margeo.2017.09.002
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2017-09
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2.9
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Marine Geology Elsevier;A. Jennings;J. Andrews;C. Ó. Cofaigh;G. St‐Onge;S. Belt;Patricia Cabedo-Sanz;C. Pearce;C. Hillaire‐Marcel;D. C. Campbell
Marine Geology Elsevier;A. Jennings;J. Andrews;C. Ó. Cofaigh;G. St‐Onge;S. Belt;Patricia Cabedo-Sanz;C. Pearce;C. Hillaire‐Marcel;D. C. Campbell
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地球科学2区
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Marine Geology Elsevier;A. Jennings;J. Andrews;C. Ó. Cofaigh;G. St‐Onge;S. Belt;Patricia Cabedo-Sanz;C. Pearce;C. Hillaire‐Marcel;D. C. Campbell

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