Mid-late Holocene maar lake-mire transition in northeast China triggered by hydroclimatic variability

Mid-late Holocene maar lake-mire transition in northeast China triggered by hydroclimatic variability
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10.1016/j.quascirev.2019.07.027
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2019-09
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Mingming Zhang;Z. Bu;M. Jiang;Sheng-zhong Wang;Shasha Liu;Qing Jin;P. Shi
Mingming Zhang;Z. Bu;M. Jiang;Sheng-zhong Wang;Shasha Liu;Qing Jin;P. Shi
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地球科学1区
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作者:
Mingming Zhang;Z. Bu;M. Jiang;Sheng-zhong Wang;Shasha Liu;Qing Jin;P. Shi

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