Mid-Holocene sea surface conditions and riverine influence on the inshore Great Barrier Reef

Mid-Holocene sea surface conditions and riverine influence on the inshore Great Barrier Reef
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10.1177/0959683614534739
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2014-06
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The Holocene
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R. Roche;C. Perry;S. Smithers;M. Leng;C. Grove;H. Sloane;Catherine Unsworth
R. Roche;C. Perry;S. Smithers;M. Leng;C. Grove;H. Sloane;Catherine Unsworth
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作者:
R. Roche;C. Perry;S. Smithers;M. Leng;C. Grove;H. Sloane;Catherine Unsworth

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