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Ries, Justin B. (2004) Effect of ambient Mg/Ca ratio on Mg fractionation in calcareous marine invertebrates: A record of the oceanic Mg/Ca ratio over the Phanerozoic. Geology, 32 (11) 981 doi:10.1130/g20851.1

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TitleEffect of ambient Mg/Ca ratio on Mg fractionation in calcareous marine invertebrates: A record of the oceanic Mg/Ca ratio over the Phanerozoic
JournalGeology
AuthorsRies, Justin B.Author
Year2004Volume32
Issue11
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g20851.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRies, Justin B. (2004) Effect of ambient Mg/Ca ratio on Mg fractionation in calcareous marine invertebrates: A record of the oceanic Mg/Ca ratio over the Phanerozoic. Geology, 32 (11) 981 doi:10.1130/g20851.1
Plain TextRies, Justin B. (2004) Effect of ambient Mg/Ca ratio on Mg fractionation in calcareous marine invertebrates: A record of the oceanic Mg/Ca ratio over the Phanerozoic. Geology, 32 (11) 981 doi:10.1130/g20851.1
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