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Simultaneous collection of 87Sr/86Sr and trace-element data in otoliths and other sclerochronological hard structures
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2020
bioRxiv
pre-print
Chronological data from hard structures has been instrumental in reconstructing information about the past across numerous disciplines. Isotopic and trace elemental chronologies from the depositional layers of speleothems, corals, bivalve shells, fish otoliths and other structures are routinely used to reconstruct climate, growth, temperature, geological, archeological and migratory histories. Advances in instrumentation have revolutionized the use of these structures and publications detailing
doi:10.1101/2020.04.24.060640
fatcat:ic2v7yrnhfgufirp6k3zdj3gtq