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Kim, Sora L., Eberle, Jaelyn J., Bell, David M., Fox, Dewayne A., Padilla, Aspen (2014) Evidence from shark teeth for a brackish Arctic Ocean in the Eocene greenhouse. Geology, 42 (8) 695-698 doi:10.1130/g35675.1

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TitleEvidence from shark teeth for a brackish Arctic Ocean in the Eocene greenhouse
JournalGeology
AuthorsKim, Sora L.Author
Eberle, Jaelyn J.Author
Bell, David M.Author
Fox, Dewayne A.Author
Padilla, AspenAuthor
Year2014 (August)Volume42
Issue8
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g35675.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKim, Sora L., Eberle, Jaelyn J., Bell, David M., Fox, Dewayne A., Padilla, Aspen (2014) Evidence from shark teeth for a brackish Arctic Ocean in the Eocene greenhouse. Geology, 42 (8) 695-698 doi:10.1130/g35675.1
Plain TextKim, Sora L., Eberle, Jaelyn J., Bell, David M., Fox, Dewayne A., Padilla, Aspen (2014) Evidence from shark teeth for a brackish Arctic Ocean in the Eocene greenhouse. Geology, 42 (8) 695-698 doi:10.1130/g35675.1
In(2014, August) Geology Vol. 42 (8) Geological Society of America

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