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Oxygen isotope records of the Australian flat oyster (Ostrea angasi) as a potential temperature archive

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Tynan, Sarah
Dutton, Andrea
Eggins, Stephen
Opdyke, Bradley

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The response of the oxygen isotope ratio (δ18O) in shells of the Australian native flat oyster Ostrea angasi to changes in water temperature has been assessed using growth experiments conducted for one year at two locations on the east coast of Australia

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Marine Geology

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2037-12-31