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Articles | Volume 16
Workshop report
 | 
05 Nov 2013
Workshop report |  | 05 Nov 2013

Scientific drilling and the evolution of the earth system: climate, biota, biogeochemistry and extreme systems

G. S. Soreghan and A. S. Cohen

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