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Van Wyck, Nicholas, Norman, Marc (2004) Detrital Zircon Ages from Early Proterozoic Quartzites, Wisconsin, Support Rapid Weathering and Deposition of Mature Quartz Arenites. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 305-315 doi:10.1086/382761

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TitleDetrital Zircon Ages from Early Proterozoic Quartzites, Wisconsin, Support Rapid Weathering and Deposition of Mature Quartz Arenites
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsVan Wyck, NicholasAuthor
Norman, MarcAuthor
Year2004 (May)Volume112
Issue3
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/382761Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceVan Wyck, Nicholas, Norman, Marc (2004) Detrital Zircon Ages from Early Proterozoic Quartzites, Wisconsin, Support Rapid Weathering and Deposition of Mature Quartz Arenites. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 305-315 doi:10.1086/382761
Plain TextVan Wyck, Nicholas, Norman, Marc (2004) Detrital Zircon Ages from Early Proterozoic Quartzites, Wisconsin, Support Rapid Weathering and Deposition of Mature Quartz Arenites. The Journal of Geology, 112 (3) 305-315 doi:10.1086/382761
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