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Rigo, M., Trotter, J. A., Preto, N., Williams, I. S. (2012) Oxygen isotopic evidence for Late Triassic monsoonal upwelling in the northwestern Tethys. Geology, 40 (6) 515-518 doi:10.1130/g32792.1

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TitleOxygen isotopic evidence for Late Triassic monsoonal upwelling in the northwestern Tethys
JournalGeology
AuthorsRigo, M.Author
Trotter, J. A.Author
Preto, N.Author
Williams, I. S.Author
Year2012 (June 1)Volume40
Issue6
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g32792.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceRigo, M., Trotter, J. A., Preto, N., Williams, I. S. (2012) Oxygen isotopic evidence for Late Triassic monsoonal upwelling in the northwestern Tethys. Geology, 40 (6) 515-518 doi:10.1130/g32792.1
Plain TextRigo, M., Trotter, J. A., Preto, N., Williams, I. S. (2012) Oxygen isotopic evidence for Late Triassic monsoonal upwelling in the northwestern Tethys. Geology, 40 (6) 515-518 doi:10.1130/g32792.1
In(2012, June) Geology Vol. 40 (6) Geological Society of America

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