Modern Spatial Rainfall Rate is well Correlated with Coretop δ 2 H dinosterol in the South Pacific Convergence Zone: A Tool for Quantitative Reconstructions of Rainfall Rate
David Sear(University of Southampton), Geoffrey Hope(Australian National University), Daniel B. Nelson(University of Basel), Jonathan Hassall(University of Southampton), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Julie N. Richey(United States Geological Survey), Ashley E. Maloney(University of Colorado Boulder), Ursula Sichrowsky(Universität Innsbruck), Matthew Prebble(Australian National University), Julian P. Sachs(University of Washington), Robert Schabetsberger(University of Salzburg)
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December 14, 2015
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