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Table S3.5. Chapter 3: Sediment geochemistry and clast stratigraphy of the Port Askaig Formation

Martin Dahlgren A. M. Spencer Ian J. Fairchild Kenneth J. Chew Catherine Rose Elias J. Rugen

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