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ISSN 1543-8740
Early Research Advances
Vol. 19, Issue 1, 2021February 24, 2021 CDT

Facies changes and a major negative d13C shift suggest the base of Mila Formation as the likely base of the Miaolingian Series, Alborz Mountains, northern Iran

Hadi Amin-Rasouli, Yaghoob Lasemi,
Alborz MountainsMila FormationMiaolingian Seriesd13C stratigraphyCambrianextinction
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    Hadi Amin-RasouliYaghoob Lasemi
The Sedimentary Record
Amin-Rasouli, Hadi, and Yaghoob Lasemi. 2021. “Facies Changes and a Major Negative d13C Shift Suggest the Base of Mila Formation as the Likely Base of the Miaolingian Series, Alborz Mountains, Northern Iran.” The Sedimentary Record 19 (1): 11–14. https://doi.org/10.2110/sedred.2021.1.04.
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