Chronostratigraphic framework for the IODP Expedition 318 cores from the Wilkes Land Margin: Constraints for paleoceanographic reconstruction

Chronostratigraphic framework for the IODP Expedition 318 cores from the Wilkes Land Margin: Constraints for paleoceanographic reconstruction
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10.1029/2012pa002308
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2012-06
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L. Tauxe;C. Stickley;S. Sugisaki;P. Bijl;S. Bohaty;H. Brinkhuis;C. Escutia;J. Flores;A. Houben;M. Iwai;F. Jiménez-Espejo;R. McKay;S. Passchier;J. Pross;C. Riesselman;U. Röhl;F. Sangiorgi;K. Welsh;A. Klaus;Annick Fehr;J. Bendle;R. Dunbar;J. Gonzàlez;T. Hayden;K. Katsuki;M. Olney;S. Pekar;P. Shrivastava;T. Flierdt;T. Williams;M. Yamane
L. Tauxe;C. Stickley;S. Sugisaki;P. Bijl;S. Bohaty;H. Brinkhuis;C. Escutia;J. Flores;A. Houben;M. Iwai;F. Jiménez-Espejo;R. McKay;S. Passchier;J. Pross;C. Riesselman;U. Röhl;F. Sangiorgi;K. Welsh;A. Klaus;Annick Fehr;J. Bendle;R. Dunbar;J. Gonzàlez;T. Hayden;K. Katsuki;M. Olney;S. Pekar;P. Shrivastava;T. Flierdt;T. Williams;M. Yamane
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地学2区
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L. Tauxe;C. Stickley;S. Sugisaki;P. Bijl;S. Bohaty;H. Brinkhuis;C. Escutia;J. Flores;A. Houben;M. Iwai;F. Jiménez-Espejo;R. McKay;S. Passchier;J. Pross;C. Riesselman;U. Röhl;F. Sangiorgi;K. Welsh;A. Klaus;Annick Fehr;J. Bendle;R. Dunbar;J. Gonzàlez;T. Hayden;K. Katsuki;M. Olney;S. Pekar;P. Shrivastava;T. Flierdt;T. Williams;M. Yamane

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