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Stable Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes in Soils

2001
The most common use of stable carbon (C) and oxygen (O) isotopes in archaeology is to infer paleodiet, artifact provenance, and paleoenvironment (Herz, 1990; Herz and Garrison, 1998).
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Stable Carbon Isotopes in the Dissolved Organic Matter of the Sea

Nature, 1968
THERE have been several recent investigations concerned with 13C/12C ratios in marine phyto and zooplankters, with metabolic fractionation of these isotopes in laboratory phytoplankton cultures, and with the carbon isotopic composition of the biochemical constituents of oceanic plankton1–5.
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Stories hidden in tree rings: A review on the application of stable carbon isotopes to dendrosciences

Dendrochronologia, 2021
Shestakova T A, Elisabet Martínez-Sancho   +1 more
exaly  

Stable Carbon Isotopes in Soils

2016
Lee C. Nordt, Vance T. Holliday
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Soil Organic Carbon Turnover Response to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Additions in Eastern China: Evidence from Stable Carbon Isotopes

Forests, 2023
Xiaoniu Xu, Ruoyong Yin
exaly  

Stable Carbon Isotope Analysis

2021
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Stable Carbon Isotopes and Carbon Flow in Ecosystems

BioScience, 1986
J. S. Rounick, M. J. Winterbourn
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Stable Carbon Isotope Variations in the Ocean

2001
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Stable carbon isotopes in seagrasses:variability in ratios and use in ecological studies

Marine Ecology - Progress Series, 1996
Ma Hemminga
exaly  

Carbon Isotopes, Stable

2009
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