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Williams, John W., Shuman, Bryan, Bartlein, Patrick J., Diffenbaugh, Noah S., Webb, Thompson (2010) Rapid, time-transgressive, and variable responses to early Holocene midcontinental drying in North America. Geology, 38 (2) 135-138 doi:10.1130/g30413.1

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TitleRapid, time-transgressive, and variable responses to early Holocene midcontinental drying in North America
JournalGeology
AuthorsWilliams, John W.Author
Shuman, BryanAuthor
Bartlein, Patrick J.Author
Diffenbaugh, Noah S.Author
Webb, ThompsonAuthor
Year2010 (February)Volume38
Issue2
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g30413.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWilliams, John W., Shuman, Bryan, Bartlein, Patrick J., Diffenbaugh, Noah S., Webb, Thompson (2010) Rapid, time-transgressive, and variable responses to early Holocene midcontinental drying in North America. Geology, 38 (2) 135-138 doi:10.1130/g30413.1
Plain TextWilliams, John W., Shuman, Bryan, Bartlein, Patrick J., Diffenbaugh, Noah S., Webb, Thompson (2010) Rapid, time-transgressive, and variable responses to early Holocene midcontinental drying in North America. Geology, 38 (2) 135-138 doi:10.1130/g30413.1
In(2010, February) Geology Vol. 38 (2) Geological Society of America

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