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Xue, JiBin, Zhong, Wei (2011) Holocene climate variation denoted by Barkol Lake sediments in northeastern Xinjiang and its possible linkage to the high and low latitude climates. Science China Earth Sciences, 54 (4) 603-614 doi:10.1007/s11430-010-4111-z

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TitleHolocene climate variation denoted by Barkol Lake sediments in northeastern Xinjiang and its possible linkage to the high and low latitude climates
JournalScience China Earth Sciences
AuthorsXue, JiBinAuthor
Zhong, WeiAuthor
Year2011 (April)Volume54
Issue4
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceXue, JiBin, Zhong, Wei (2011) Holocene climate variation denoted by Barkol Lake sediments in northeastern Xinjiang and its possible linkage to the high and low latitude climates. Science China Earth Sciences, 54 (4) 603-614 doi:10.1007/s11430-010-4111-z
Plain TextXue, JiBin, Zhong, Wei (2011) Holocene climate variation denoted by Barkol Lake sediments in northeastern Xinjiang and its possible linkage to the high and low latitude climates. Science China Earth Sciences, 54 (4) 603-614 doi:10.1007/s11430-010-4111-z
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