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Esther Sumner

2010

How Did Thin Submarine Debris Flows Carry Boulder-Sized Intraclasts for Remarkable Distances Across Low Gradients to the Far Reaches of the Mississippi Fan?
Peter Talling, Russell Wynn, Daniela Schmmidt, Rebecca Rixon, Esther Sumner, Lawrence Amy
Journal of Sedimentary Research 80

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