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Liu, Bing, Jin, Heling, Sun, Liangying, Niu, Qinghe, Zhang, Caixia, Xue, Wenping, Liu, Zhengyu (2019) Multiproxy records of Holocene millennial-scale climatic variations from the aeolian deposit in eastern Horqin dune field, northeastern China. Geological Journal, 54 (1) 351-363 doi:10.1002/gj.3184

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TitleMultiproxy records of Holocene millennial-scale climatic variations from the aeolian deposit in eastern Horqin dune field, northeastern China
JournalGeological Journal
AuthorsLiu, BingAuthor
Jin, HelingAuthor
Sun, LiangyingAuthor
Niu, QingheAuthor
Zhang, CaixiaAuthor
Xue, WenpingAuthor
Liu, ZhengyuAuthor
Year2019 (January)Volume54
Issue1
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/gj.3184Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLiu, Bing, Jin, Heling, Sun, Liangying, Niu, Qinghe, Zhang, Caixia, Xue, Wenping, Liu, Zhengyu (2019) Multiproxy records of Holocene millennial-scale climatic variations from the aeolian deposit in eastern Horqin dune field, northeastern China. Geological Journal, 54 (1) 351-363 doi:10.1002/gj.3184
Plain TextLiu, Bing, Jin, Heling, Sun, Liangying, Niu, Qinghe, Zhang, Caixia, Xue, Wenping, Liu, Zhengyu (2019) Multiproxy records of Holocene millennial-scale climatic variations from the aeolian deposit in eastern Horqin dune field, northeastern China. Geological Journal, 54 (1) 351-363 doi:10.1002/gj.3184
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