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(Q55627984)

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The geological cycle of plastics and their use as a stratigraphic indicator of the Anthropocene

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The geological cycle of plastics and their use as a stratigraphic indicator of the Anthropocene (English)
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anthropocene
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author
Reinhold Leinfelder
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Reinhold Leinfelder
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10
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Alejandro Cearreta
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Alejandro Cearreta
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6
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Agnieszka Gałuszka
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Agnieszka Gałuszka
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8
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Matthew Edgeworth
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7
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Matt Edgeworth
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Will Steffen
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12
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Will Steffen
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Michael Wagreich
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14
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Michael Wagreich
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Colin P. Summerhayes
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13
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Colin Summerhayes
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Catherine Jeandel
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9
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Catherine Jeandel
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Jan Zalasiewicz
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1
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Jan Zalasiewicz
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Anthony D. Barnosky
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5
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Anthony D. Barnosky
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Patricia L. Corcoran
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4
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Patricia L. Corcoran
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Colin N. Waters
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2
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Colin N. Waters
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Juliana A. Ivar do Sul
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3
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J.R. McNeill
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11
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Mark Williams
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15
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Alexander P. Wolfe
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16
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Yasmin Yonan
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17
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publication date
March 2016
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published in
Anthropocene
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volume
13
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4-17
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