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网址:http://oklo.curtin.edu.au/
标题:John de Laeter Centre - Natural Reactors
关键字:Curtin University, JdLC, JdL Centre, John de Laeter Centre, Mass Spectrometry, SHRIMP, TIMS, thermochronology, organic g
描述:Information about the 2000 million year old Oklo fossil nuclear reactors .
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网址:http://oklo.curtin.edu.au/
标题:John de Laeter Centre - Natural Reactors
关键字:Curtin University, JdLC, JdL Centre, John de Laeter Centre, Mass Spectrometry, SHRIMP, TIMS, thermochronology, organic g
描述:Information about the 2000 million year old Oklo fossil nuclear reactors .
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