International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 371 Preliminary Report : Tasman frontier subduction initiation and paleogene climate

International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 371 Preliminary Report : Tasman frontier subduction initiation and paleogene climate
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10.14379/iodp.pr.371.2018
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2018
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R. Sutherland;G. Dickens;P. Blum;C. Agnini;L. Alegret;J. Bhattacharya;A. Bordenave;Liao Chang;J. Collot;M. Cramwinckel;E. Dallanave;M. Drake;S. Etienne;M. Giorgioni;M. Gurnis;D. Harper;H. Huang;A. Keller;A. Lam;He Li;H. Matsui;C. Newsam;Y. Park;K. Pascher;S. Pekar;D. Penman;S. Saito;W. Stratford;T. Westerhold;Xiaoli Zhou
R. Sutherland;G. Dickens;P. Blum;C. Agnini;L. Alegret;J. Bhattacharya;A. Bordenave;Liao Chang;J. Collot;M. Cramwinckel;E. Dallanave;M. Drake;S. Etienne;M. Giorgioni;M. Gurnis;D. Harper;H. Huang;A. Keller;A. Lam;He Li;H. Matsui;C. Newsam;Y. Park;K. Pascher;S. Pekar;D. Penman;S. Saito;W. Stratford;T. Westerhold;Xiaoli Zhou
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R. Sutherland;G. Dickens;P. Blum;C. Agnini;L. Alegret;J. Bhattacharya;A. Bordenave;Liao Chang;J. Collot;M. Cramwinckel;E. Dallanave;M. Drake;S. Etienne;M. Giorgioni;M. Gurnis;D. Harper;H. Huang;A. Keller;A. Lam;He Li;H. Matsui;C. Newsam;Y. Park;K. Pascher;S. Pekar;D. Penman;S. Saito;W. Stratford;T. Westerhold;Xiaoli Zhou

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