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Normalisation of oxygen isotope scale for carbonates
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I'd like to ask if it is now generally accepted practice to normalise
the oxygen isotope scale for carbonate analysis by using values for
NBS18 and NBS19 of -23.00 and -1.95 per mille (VPDB)?

Regards,

Steve Crowley

Department of Earth & Ocean Sciences
University of Liverpool
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