CHLORINE‐36 IN NATURE

Keywords

Geologist, Citation, Art history, Library science, Classics

References

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• Reconstructing paleoclimate and landscape history in Antarctica and Tibet with cosmogenic nuclidesPeter Oberholzer — 2004
• Burial dating of late Cenozoic deposits using in-situ produced cosmogenic nuclidesAndrea Ciampalini, Cristina Persano, Derek Fabel — 2010
• Quaternary Sea-Level Changes: A Global PerspectiveColin V. Murray‐Wallace, Colin D. Woodroffe — 2014
• Preliminary Results for the Extraction and Measurement of Cosmogenic in Situ 14C from QuartzPhilip Naysmith — 2004
• Geochemical and geochronological constraints on Quaternary volcanism in southern Mendoza, ArgentinaVenera R. Espanon — 2014
• Thermonuclear chlorine-36 in arid soilKenneth Neil. Trotman — 1983
• Cosmogenic radiation nuclides in archaeology: a response to Phillips et al.Robert G. Bednarik — 1998
• Symbiosis between geochronologists and quaternary geoscientistsMebus A. Geyh — 2001
• River response to Late Quaternary environmental change in CorsicaSuzanne Hewitt — 2002
• A Strategy for adoption of accelerator mass spectrometry by the earth sciencesBruce R. Doe, Louis Brown, David Elmore — 1984
• The CRONUS-Earth Project: A synthesisFred M. Phillips, David C. Argento, Greg Balco — 2016
• Establishing a Chronology of Late Quaternary Glacial Advances in the Cordillera de Talamanca, Costa RicaRebecca Potter — 2015
• Workshop on Cosmogenic NuclidesR. C. Reedy, P. Englert — 1986
• The deglaciation of the northwest sector of the last British-Irish ice sheet : integrating onshore and offshore data relating to chronology and behaviourDavid Small — 2013
• The Dating of Rock Art: a CritiqueRobert G. Bednarik — 2002
• Chlorine 36 dating of very old groundwater: 1. The Great Artesian Basin, AustraliaHarold W. Bentley, Fred M. Phillips, Stanley N. Davis — 1986
• Terrestrial in situ cosmogenic nuclides: theory and applicationJohn Gosse, Fred M. Phillips — 2001
• Terrestrial xenon anomaly and explosion of our galaxyJ. Takagi, K. Sakamoto, Shigeo Tanaka — 1967

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