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Savage, Heather M., Polissar, Pratigya J., Sheppard, Rachel, Rowe, Christie D., Brodsky, Emily E. (2014) Biomarkers heat up during earthquakes: New evidence of seismic slip in the rock record. Geology, 42 (2) 99-102 doi:10.1130/g34901.1

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TitleBiomarkers heat up during earthquakes: New evidence of seismic slip in the rock record
JournalGeology
AuthorsSavage, Heather M.Author
Polissar, Pratigya J.Author
Sheppard, RachelAuthor
Rowe, Christie D.Author
Brodsky, Emily E.Author
Year2014 (February)Volume42
Issue2
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g34901.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSavage, Heather M., Polissar, Pratigya J., Sheppard, Rachel, Rowe, Christie D., Brodsky, Emily E. (2014) Biomarkers heat up during earthquakes: New evidence of seismic slip in the rock record. Geology, 42 (2) 99-102 doi:10.1130/g34901.1
Plain TextSavage, Heather M., Polissar, Pratigya J., Sheppard, Rachel, Rowe, Christie D., Brodsky, Emily E. (2014) Biomarkers heat up during earthquakes: New evidence of seismic slip in the rock record. Geology, 42 (2) 99-102 doi:10.1130/g34901.1
In(2014, February) Geology Vol. 42 (2) Geological Society of America

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