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Determining the importance of microbial processes on gas composition in debris-rich Antarctic basal ice using isotope geochemistry

Scott N. Montross, Mark L. Skidmore, Brent C. Christner, Shawn M. Doyle, Jean‐Louis Tison, Denis Samyn, Todd Sowers

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Key concepts: Geology, Debris, Stable isotope ratio, Isotope geochemistry, Composition (language), Isotope, Earth science, Geochemistry

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