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Osborn, S. G., McIntosh, J. C., Hanor, J. S., Biddulph, D. (2012) Iodine-129, 87Sr/86Sr, and trace elemental geochemistry of northern Appalachian Basin brines: Evidence for basinal-scale fluid migration and clay mineral diagenesis. American Journal of Science, 312 (3) 263-287 doi:10.2475/03.2012.01

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TitleIodine-129, 87Sr/86Sr, and trace elemental geochemistry of northern Appalachian Basin brines: Evidence for basinal-scale fluid migration and clay mineral diagenesis
JournalAmerican Journal of Science
AuthorsOsborn, S. G.Author
McIntosh, J. C.Author
Hanor, J. S.Author
Biddulph, D.Author
Year2012 (March 1)Volume312
Issue3
PublisherAmerican Journal of Science (AJS)
DOIdoi:10.2475/03.2012.01Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOsborn, S. G., McIntosh, J. C., Hanor, J. S., Biddulph, D. (2012) Iodine-129, 87Sr/86Sr, and trace elemental geochemistry of northern Appalachian Basin brines: Evidence for basinal-scale fluid migration and clay mineral diagenesis. American Journal of Science, 312 (3) 263-287 doi:10.2475/03.2012.01
Plain TextOsborn, S. G., McIntosh, J. C., Hanor, J. S., Biddulph, D. (2012) Iodine-129, 87Sr/86Sr, and trace elemental geochemistry of northern Appalachian Basin brines: Evidence for basinal-scale fluid migration and clay mineral diagenesis. American Journal of Science, 312 (3) 263-287 doi:10.2475/03.2012.01
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