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Terry, Rebecca C., Novak, Mark (2015) Where does the time go?: Mixing and the depth-dependent distribution of fossil ages. Geology, 43 (6) 487-490 doi:10.1130/g36483.1

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TitleWhere does the time go?: Mixing and the depth-dependent distribution of fossil ages
JournalGeology
AuthorsTerry, Rebecca C.Author
Novak, MarkAuthor
Year2015 (June)Volume43
Issue6
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g36483.1Search in ResearchGate
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In(2015, June) Geology Vol. 43 (6) Geological Society of America

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