The Effect of Early Diagenesis in Methanic Sediments on Sedimentary Magnetic Properties: Case Study From the SE Mediterranean Continental Shelf

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On the special Issue Advances in Magnetism of Soils and Sediments @FrontEarthSci (Ed. @SaraSatolli @DartmouthMagLab, Myriam Kars, Eric Ferré and Ricardo Trindade): The Effect of Early Diagenesis in Methanic Sediments on Sedimentary Magnetic Properties... h

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