Atlantic Ocean lead isotopes

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Pelagic sediments from the ocean basins (Chow and Patterson, 1962a Chow and Tatsumoto, 1964 Wampler and Kulp, 1964 Chow, 1968b) fall in restricted ranges of lead isotopic composition (Fig. 17), although the means from the Atlantic, Indian, and Antarctic Oceans and the Red Sea are somewhat more radiogenic than those of... 

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