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Sugisaki, Ryuichi, Ohashi, Masayoshi, Sugitani, Kenichiro, Suzuki, Kazuhiro (1987) Compositional Variations in Manganese Micronodules: A Possible Indicator of Sedimentary Environments. The Journal of Geology, 95 (4) 433-454 doi:10.1086/629142

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TitleCompositional Variations in Manganese Micronodules: A Possible Indicator of Sedimentary Environments
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsSugisaki, RyuichiAuthor
Ohashi, MasayoshiAuthor
Sugitani, KenichiroAuthor
Suzuki, KazuhiroAuthor
Year1987 (July)Volume95
Issue4
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/629142Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSugisaki, Ryuichi, Ohashi, Masayoshi, Sugitani, Kenichiro, Suzuki, Kazuhiro (1987) Compositional Variations in Manganese Micronodules: A Possible Indicator of Sedimentary Environments. The Journal of Geology, 95 (4) 433-454 doi:10.1086/629142
Plain TextSugisaki, Ryuichi, Ohashi, Masayoshi, Sugitani, Kenichiro, Suzuki, Kazuhiro (1987) Compositional Variations in Manganese Micronodules: A Possible Indicator of Sedimentary Environments. The Journal of Geology, 95 (4) 433-454 doi:10.1086/629142
In(1987, July) The Journal of Geology Vol. 95 (4) University of Chicago Press

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