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Tracking Environmental Change Using Lake Sediments pp 83–141Cite as

Inorganic Geochemical Methods in Palaeolimnology

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  • Lake
  • sediment
  • geochemistry
  • palaeolimnology
  • trace elements
  • environmental change
  • human impact

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