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From: Magnetostratigraphic evidence for post-depositional distortion of osmium isotopic records in pelagic clay and its implications for mineral flux estimates

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Depth variations of rock magnetic and paleomagnetic results. a κARM/SIRM. b S ratios. Open circles represent S−0.1, and crosses represent S-0.3. c Relative declination. The core was not azimuthally oriented with respect to the geographic coordinates. d Inclination. Vertical lines show expected inclinations for geocentric axial dipole. Gray dashed lines are for 24º latitude (present day), and red dotted lines are for 16º latitude (~ 35 Ma; Matthews et al., 2016). e Maximum angular deviation (MAD). Gray symbols show data with MAD > 15°, which are not plotted in c and d. f Variation of total REY content (Iijima et al., 2016). On the right are chemostratigraphic Units of Tanaka et al. (2020)

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