Unmixing Progradational Sediments in a Southwestern Caribbean Gulf through Late Holocene: Backwash of Low-Level Atmospheric Jets

Rúa, Alex; Liebezeit, Gerd; Molina, Rubén D.; Palacio, Jaime

doi:10.2112/jcoastres-d-14-00216.1

Journal of Coastal Research

2015

DOI: 10.2112/jcoastres-d-14-00216.1

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Unmixing Progradational Sediments in a Southwestern Caribbean Gulf through Late Holocene: Backwash of Low-Level Atmospheric Jets

Alex Rúa

Gerd Liebezeit

Rubén D. Molina

et al.

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Unmixing Progradational Sediments in a Southwestern Caribbean Gulf through Late Holocene: Backwash of Low-Level Atmospheric Jets

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Ancient water management and the evolution of the late Holocene wetlands. First paleoecological evidence from prehispanic raised fields of Urabá, northwestern South America

Ancient water management and the evolution of the late Holocene wetlands. First paleoecological evidence from prehispanic raised fields of Urabá, northwestern South America

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Unmixing Progradational Sediments in a Southwestern Caribbean Gulf through Late Holocene: Backwash of Low-Level Atmospheric Jets

Cited by 5 publications

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Ancient water management and the evolution of the late Holocene wetlands. First paleoecological evidence from prehispanic raised fields of Urabá, northwestern South America

Ancient water management and the evolution of the late Holocene wetlands. First paleoecological evidence from prehispanic raised fields of Urabá, northwestern South America

Analyzing sources to sedimentary organic carbon in the Gulf of Urabá, southern Caribbean, using carbon stable isotopes

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