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Anthony R Prave

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Geomorphology and earth surface processesInorganic geochemistry

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|Jul 31, 2024

Environmental microbiology explains the largest positive carbon isotope excursion in Earth history, the Lomagundi-Jatuli Event.

A R Prave

|Jun 24, 2022

Diagenetic nutrient supplies to the Proterozoic biosphere archived in divergent nitrogen isotopic ratios between kerogen and silicate minerals.

Eva E Stüeken, Anthony R Prave

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