Diachronous Isotopic and Sedimentary Responses to Topographic Change as Indicators of Mid-Eocene Hydrologic Reorganization in the Western United States

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Malinda Louise Kent-Corson, Andreas Mulch, Stephan Alan Graham, Alan R Carroll, Bradley D Ritts and C Page Chamberlain

Basin Research, Vol.22(6), pp.829-845

2010

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Title: Diachronous Isotopic and Sedimentary Responses to Topographic Change as Indicators of Mid-Eocene Hydrologic Reorganization in the Western United States
Creators: Malinda Louise Kent-Corson - Bridgewater State University
Andreas Mulch - Leibniz University Hannover
Stephan Alan Graham - Stanford University
Alan R Carroll - University of Wisconsin–Madison
Bradley D Ritts (Author) - University of Idaho, Office of Research and Economic Development (ORED)
C Page Chamberlain - Stanford University
Publication Details: Basin Research, Vol.22(6), pp.829-845
Identifiers: 996632176601851
Academic Unit: Earth and Spatial Sciences; Office of Research and Economic Development (ORED)
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
Local Fields: n152207