The Hydrogen Isotopic Composition of Fossil Micrometeorites: Implications for the Origin of Water on Earth

Gounelle, M.; Engrand, C.; Bland, P. A.; Alard, O.; Zolensky, M. E.; Russell, S. S.; Duprat, J.

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The Hydrogen Isotopic Composition of Fossil Micrometeorites: Implications for the Origin of Water on Earth

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2003

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Gounelle, M.

Engrand, C.

Bland, P. A.

Alard, O.

Zolensky, M. E.

Russell, S. S.

Duprat, J.

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