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QIANG, Xiaoke (2005) Magnetic properties of Jiaxian red clay sequences from northern Chinese Loess Plateau and its paleoclimatic sig-nificance. Science in China Series D, 48 (8). 1234pp. doi:10.1360/03yd0251

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TitleMagnetic properties of Jiaxian red clay sequences from northern Chinese Loess Plateau and its paleoclimatic sig-nificance
JournalScience in China Series D
AuthorsQIANG, XiaokeAuthor
Year2005Volume48
Issue8
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceQIANG, Xiaoke (2005) Magnetic properties of Jiaxian red clay sequences from northern Chinese Loess Plateau and its paleoclimatic sig-nificance. Science in China Series D, 48 (8). 1234pp. doi:10.1360/03yd0251
Plain TextQIANG, Xiaoke (2005) Magnetic properties of Jiaxian red clay sequences from northern Chinese Loess Plateau and its paleoclimatic sig-nificance. Science in China Series D, 48 (8). 1234pp. doi:10.1360/03yd0251
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