Controls of lithium isotope spatial variability across the Yukon River: Implications for weathering processes in a warming subarctic basin
Myunghak Kang(University of Ottawa), Clément P. Bataille(University of Ottawa), Diego P. Fernández(University of Utah), Isabelle Girard(Natural Resources Canada), P Gammon(Natural Resources Canada), Ghislain de Laplante, Sean R. Brennan(University of Washington), Zhaoping Yang(Natural Resources Canada), Elliott K. Skierszkan(University of Saskatchewan)
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