Spheroidal carbonaceous particles are a defining stratigraphic marker for the Anthropocene

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2. Copyright Page
   2019 · Oxford University Press eBooks
3. Preface
   2019 · Oxford University Press eBooks
4. Glossary
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6. The 1950s as the starting point of the Anthropocene: The coral record
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