The Lake Fonjak paleoproductivity controlled by the paleoclimate variations in the Adamawa plateau (Central Cameroon) during the Holocene: implications for sedimentary rate and the organic matter enrichment in Fe-shales

N’nanga, Alexandrine; Ngueutchoua, Gabriel; Ekomane, Emile; Tixier, Paul

doi:10.1007/s12517-021-08149-1

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Arab J Geosci

2021

DOI: 10.1007/s12517-021-08149-1

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The Lake Fonjak paleoproductivity controlled by the paleoclimate variations in the Adamawa plateau (Central Cameroon) during the Holocene: implications for sedimentary rate and the organic matter enrichment in Fe-shales

Alexandrine N’nanga

Gabriel Ngueutchoua

Emile Ekomane

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Multi-method characterization of the recent sediment from the Dibi subsidence lake in the tropical Adamawa region (central Cameroon): Implications for the palaeoenvironmental reconstruction

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Mfayakouo,

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et al. 2023

International Journal of Sediment Research

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The Lake Fonjak paleoproductivity controlled by the paleoclimate variations in the Adamawa plateau (Central Cameroon) during the Holocene: implications for sedimentary rate and the organic matter enrichment in Fe-shales

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Multi-method characterization of the recent sediment from the Dibi subsidence lake in the tropical Adamawa region (central Cameroon): Implications for the palaeoenvironmental reconstruction

Multi-method characterization of the recent sediment from the Dibi subsidence lake in the tropical Adamawa region (central Cameroon): Implications for the palaeoenvironmental reconstruction

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