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Geochemical fingerprints: a critical appraisal

Hoefs, 2010

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8078787587162332897
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Hoefs J
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European Journal of Mineralogy

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This review provides an overview of geochemical fingerprints currently used in the Earth sciences and discusses their strengths and weaknesses. Special emphasis is given to stable and radiogenic isotopes. Topics to be addressed include various fields of Earth …
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