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Jin et al., 2017
Understanding inorganic carbon dynamics in natural and human-impacted critical zones.
Jin, L., Ortiz, A.*, Ogrinc, N., Kaye, J., Ma, L., Hasenmueller, E.A., Sullivan, P.L., and Brantley, S.L. (2017)
American Chemical Society 253rd annual meeting, San Francisco, CA.
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Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR
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Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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Calhoun, Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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National, Eel, Luquillo, Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
Citation
Jin, L., Ortiz, A.*, Ogrinc, N., Kaye, J., Ma, L., Hasenmueller, E.A., Sullivan, P.L., and Brantley, S.L. (2017): Understanding inorganic carbon dynamics in natural and human-impacted critical zones. American Chemical Society 253rd annual meeting, San Francisco, CA..
This Paper/Book acknowledges NSF CZO grant support.
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