Particle Size Specific Magnetic Properties Across the Norwegian‐Greenland Seas: Insights Into the Influence of Sediment Source and Texture on Bulk Magnetic Records

Particle Size Specific Magnetic Properties Across the Norwegian‐Greenland Seas: Insights Into the Influence of Sediment Source and Texture on Bulk Magnetic Records
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10.1029/2018gc007894
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2019-02
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3.7
通讯作者:
R. Hatfield;B. Wheeler;B. Reilly;J. Stoner;B. Housen
R. Hatfield;B. Wheeler;B. Reilly;J. Stoner;B. Housen
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地球科学3区
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作者:
R. Hatfield;B. Wheeler;B. Reilly;J. Stoner;B. Housen

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