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| 100% | 29 | 1975 | Gostin, V. A.; Moriarty, K. C.: Investigations of Tertiary clay mineral distributions around Tasmania, DSDP, Leg 29 | download |
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15-153 | 1973 | Donnelly, Thomas W.; Melson, William G. et al.: Basalts and dolerites of Late Cretaceous age from the Central Caribbean | download |
| 50% | 13 | 1973 | Hsue, Kenneth J.; Cita, Maria B. et al.: The origin of the Mediterranean evaporite | download |
| 38% | 184 | 2005 | Sun Xiangjun; Luo Yunli et al.: Deep-sea pollen research in the South China Sea | download |
| 38% | 184
184-1143 | 2005 | Tian Jun; Wang Panxian et al.: Quaternary upper ocean thermal gradient variations in the South China Sea; implication of East Asian monsoon climate | download |
| 38% | 208 | 2005 | Tuo Shouting; Liu Zhifei et al.: Marine carbonate dissolution record during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, the Walvis Ridge transect, South Atlantic | download |
| 38% | 128
128-798 | 2005 | Yi, Sangheon; Lee, Young-Joo et al.: Late Pliocene palynological assemblages from the ODP Site 798B, East Sea (Japan Sea); implications for vegetation and climatic history | download |
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202-1240 | 2005 | Yu, Pai-Sen; Chen, Min-Te: A La Nina-like condition in the eastern Equatorial Pacific during MIS 13-15 | download |
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184-1146 | 2005 | Liu Zhifei; Colin, Christophe et al.: Weathering, erosion, and East Asian monsoon evolution in South China and Indo-China during late Quaternary; clay minerals in the South China Sea | download |
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175-1084 | 2011 | Reisberg, L.; Blamart, D. et al.: The Os isotopic record of organic rich sediments from the Benguela upwelling system, Namibia | download |
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42-381 | 1978 | Schrader, H. J.: Quaternary through Neogene history of the Black Sea; deduced from the paleoecology of diatoms, silicoflagellates, ebridians, and chrysomonads | download |
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