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Supplemental Material: Relationship of organic carbon deposition in the Monterey Formation to the Monterey excursion event based on an updated chronostratigraphic framework of the Naples Beach section, California
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<p>Table S1: Additional biostratigraphic samples of the Monterey Formation from the Naples Beach Section </p>
Title: Supplemental Material: Relationship of organic carbon deposition in the Monterey Formation to the Monterey excursion event based on an updated chronostratigraphic framework of the Naples Beach section, California
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<p>Table S1: Additional biostratigraphic samples of the Monterey Formation from the Naples Beach Section </p>.
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Supplemental Material: Relationship of organic carbon deposition in the Monterey Formation to the Monterey excursion event based on an updated chronostratigraphic framework of the Naples Beach section, California
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