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Continental Erosion/Weathering Changes in Central Asia Recorded in the Holocene Sediment from Lake Hovsgol, Northwest Mongolia, by Synchrotron ?-XRF Mapping Analyses

In: International Perspectives on Global Environmental Change

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  • Nagayoshi Katsuta
  • Takuma Murakami
  • Yuko Wada
  • Masao Takano
  • Masayuki Kunugi
  • Takayoshi Kawai

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  • Nagayoshi Katsuta & Takuma Murakami & Yuko Wada & Masao Takano & Masayuki Kunugi & Takayoshi Kawai, 2012. "Continental Erosion/Weathering Changes in Central Asia Recorded in the Holocene Sediment from Lake Hovsgol, Northwest Mongolia, by Synchrotron ?-XRF Mapping Analyses," Chapters, in: Stephen Young & Steven Silvern (ed.), International Perspectives on Global Environmental Change, IntechOpen.
    • Handle: RePEc:ito:pchaps:73252
    DOI: 10.5772/38848
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    • Q50 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Environmental Economics - - - General

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