Low temperature magnetic properties of the Late Archean Boolgeeda iron formation (Hamersley Group, Western Australia): environmental implications
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J. Buoncristiani | P. Philippot | E. Vennin | C. Thomazo | M. Ader | D. Deldicque | E. Pecoits | É. Muller | H. Bouquerel | J. Carlut | A. Isambert | F. Baton
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