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Early Palaeozoic radiolarian evolution
Duration:
June 2015
–
May 2018
Funding source:
ARC Discovery
Project members
Professor Jonathan Aitchison
Head of School
School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Origins of the ore-forming materials and geochronology of typical deposits in the large-scale low-temperature metallogenic domain in the southwestern margin of Yangze Craton, south China
