The Miocene Galápagos ash layer record of integrated ocean drilling program legs 334 and 344: ocean-island explosive volcanism during plume-ridge interaction

The Miocene Galápagos ash layer record of integrated ocean drilling program legs 334 and 344: ocean-island explosive volcanism during plume-ridge interaction
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10.1130/g36645.1
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发表时间:
2015-07
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5.8
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J. Schindlbeck;S. Kutterolf;A. Freundt;S. Straub;Kuo‐Lung Wang;M. Jegen;S. Hemming;A. Baxter;M. I. Sandoval
J. Schindlbeck;S. Kutterolf;A. Freundt;S. Straub;Kuo‐Lung Wang;M. Jegen;S. Hemming;A. Baxter;M. I. Sandoval
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地球科学1区
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作者:
J. Schindlbeck;S. Kutterolf;A. Freundt;S. Straub;Kuo‐Lung Wang;M. Jegen;S. Hemming;A. Baxter;M. I. Sandoval

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