Extended-Range Luminescence Dating of Central and Eastern Amazonia Sandy Terrains

Extended-Range Luminescence Dating of Central and Eastern Amazonia Sandy Terrains
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10.3389/feart.2022.888443
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2022-07
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Fernanda Costa G. Rodrigues;N. Porat;T. Mineli;I. del Río;P. Niyonzima;L. Nogueira;F. Pupim;C. Silva;P. Baker;S. Fritz;I. Wahnfried;Gustavo Kiefer;A. Sawakuchi
Fernanda Costa G. Rodrigues;N. Porat;T. Mineli;I. del Río;P. Niyonzima;L. Nogueira;F. Pupim;C. Silva;P. Baker;S. Fritz;I. Wahnfried;Gustavo Kiefer;A. Sawakuchi
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Fernanda Costa G. Rodrigues;N. Porat;T. Mineli;I. del Río;P. Niyonzima;L. Nogueira;F. Pupim;C. Silva;P. Baker;S. Fritz;I. Wahnfried;Gustavo Kiefer;A. Sawakuchi

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