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September 01, 2013; Volume 313,Issue 7

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Cover Image Credits: Comparison of proxy (filled circles) and simulated (shaded) δ18Op prior to (A) and during uplift and southward propagation (B-D) of the Eocene North American Cordillera. The uplift scenarios represent time slices and paleotopography corresponding to >49 Ma (B), 48–39 Ma (C), and 38–28 Ma (D). Simulated (black font) and authigenic mineral (red font) high-elevation δ18Op are shown for comparison. See article by Feng and others in this issue, p. 613–648.

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American Journal of Science: 313 (7)
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1 Sep 2013
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