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Calcium compounds / Environmental isotopes / Isotopes of carbon / Bioindicators / Greenhouse gases / Coccolith / Carbon / 13C / Biogenic silica / Isotope analysis / Cretaceous / Calcium carbonate
Date: 2007-05-04 11:33:11
Calcium compounds
Environmental isotopes
Isotopes of carbon
Bioindicators
Greenhouse gases
Coccolith
Carbon
13C
Biogenic silica
Isotope analysis
Cretaceous
Calcium carbonate

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