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Münker, Carsten (2000) Pb‐Nd Isotopes Indicate the Origin of Island Arc Terranes in the Early Paleozoic Pacific. The Journal of Geology, 108 (2) 233-242 doi:10.1086/314398

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TitlePb‐Nd Isotopes Indicate the Origin of Island Arc Terranes in the Early Paleozoic Pacific
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsMünker, CarstenAuthor
Year2000 (March)Volume108
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/314398Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMünker, Carsten (2000) Pb‐Nd Isotopes Indicate the Origin of Island Arc Terranes in the Early Paleozoic Pacific. The Journal of Geology, 108 (2) 233-242 doi:10.1086/314398
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In(2000, March) The Journal of Geology Vol. 108 (2) University of Chicago Press

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