Paleodepth distribution of Neocene deep‐sea hiatuses

Paleodepth distribution of Neocene deep‐sea hiatuses
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10.1029/pa002i006p00697
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1987-12
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通讯作者:
G. Keller;J. Barron
G. Keller;J. Barron
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地学2区
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G. Keller;J. Barron

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