What controls the spatial patterns of the riverine carbonate system? — A case study for North America
Authors:
- Ronny LauerwaldRLRonny Lauerwald
- Jens HartmannJHJens Hartmann
- Nils MoosdorfNMNils Moosdorf
- Stephan KempeSKStephan Kempe
- Peter A. RaymondPRPeter A. Raymond
- 1 January 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Geology
- Vol. 337-338, 114-127
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