Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period

Carlo, P. Del; Roberto, A. Di; Vincenzo, G. Di; Re, G.; Albert, Paul; Nazzari, M.; Smith, V.C.; Cannata, A.

doi:10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2021.107457

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Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period

P. Del Carlo, A. Di Roberto, G. Di Vincenzo, G. Re, Paul Albert

, M. Nazzari, V.C. Smith, A. Cannata

Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, Volume: 422, Start page: 107457

Swansea University Author: Paul Albert

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2021.107457

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title	Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period
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title_short	Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period
title_full	Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period
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Tephrostratigraphy of proximal pyroclastic sequences at Mount Melbourne (northern Victoria Land, Antarctica): Insights into the volcanic activity since the last glacial period

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