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A review of the oxygen isotope composition of lacustrine diatom silica for palaeoclimate reconstruction
Diatom silica (frustules) are a form of biogenic opal and contain oxygen isotopes that are being increasingly used in palaeoclimate studies. Frustules are comprised of an inner tetrahedrally bonded silica skeleton (Si–O–Si) with an outer, hydrous layer. The hydrous layer is freely exchangeable and m
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