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Molecular markers are substances that serve as source indicators and process probes. This comprehensive collection examines the use of molecular markers in environmental geochemistry. It presents recent research on three classes of markers: contemporary biogenic markers, fossil biomarkers, and anthropogenic markers.
Release date NZ
January 1st, 1997
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Contributor
  • Edited by R.P. Eganhouse
Country of Publication
United States
Imprint
American Chemical Society
Pages
436
Publisher
American Chemical Society
Dimensions
156x235x26
ISBN-13
9780841235182
Product ID
1826005

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