Late Pleistocene dust dynamics and pedogenesis in Southern Eurasia - Detailed insights from the loess profile Toshan (NE Iran)

Late Pleistocene dust dynamics and pedogenesis in Southern Eurasia - Detailed insights from the loess profile Toshan (NE Iran)
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10.1016/j.quascirev.2017.11.010
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2018-01
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Stefan Vlaminck;M. Kehl;C. Rolf;S. Franz;T. Lauer;E. Lehndorff;M. Frechen;F. Khormali
Stefan Vlaminck;M. Kehl;C. Rolf;S. Franz;T. Lauer;E. Lehndorff;M. Frechen;F. Khormali
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地球科学1区
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Stefan Vlaminck;M. Kehl;C. Rolf;S. Franz;T. Lauer;E. Lehndorff;M. Frechen;F. Khormali

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