Circulation of water masses in the Baltic Proper revealed through iodine isotopes
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A. Aldahan | Zhongbo Yu | G. Possnert | X. Hou | Xuegao Chen | P. Yi | Biao Wang | D. H. Xiong | Zhongbo Yu
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