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Bergmann, Kristin D., Zentmyer, Rebecca A., Fischer, Woodward W. (2011) The stratigraphic expression of a large negative carbon isotope excursion from the Ediacaran Johnnie Formation, Death Valley. Precambrian Research, 188 (1) 45-56 doi:10.1016/j.precamres.2011.03.014

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TitleThe stratigraphic expression of a large negative carbon isotope excursion from the Ediacaran Johnnie Formation, Death Valley
JournalPrecambrian Research
AuthorsBergmann, Kristin D.Author
Zentmyer, Rebecca A.Author
Fischer, Woodward W.Author
Year2011 (July)Volume188
Issue1
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceBergmann, Kristin D., Zentmyer, Rebecca A., Fischer, Woodward W. (2011) The stratigraphic expression of a large negative carbon isotope excursion from the Ediacaran Johnnie Formation, Death Valley. Precambrian Research, 188 (1) 45-56 doi:10.1016/j.precamres.2011.03.014
Plain TextBergmann, Kristin D., Zentmyer, Rebecca A., Fischer, Woodward W. (2011) The stratigraphic expression of a large negative carbon isotope excursion from the Ediacaran Johnnie Formation, Death Valley. Precambrian Research, 188 (1) 45-56 doi:10.1016/j.precamres.2011.03.014
In(2011, July) Precambrian Research Vol. 188 (1) Elsevier BV

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