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    This document summarizes a research publication on fossil continental diatoms, their use in paleolimnology (the study of ancient lakes), evolution, and biochronology (dating geological formations using fossil organisms). The publication has 10 citations and 87 reads on ResearchGate. It has 2 authors, including William N. Krebs, an independent researcher with 50 publications and 619 citations. The authors are also working on related projects involving Antarctic marine diatom ecology and the sequence stratigraphy of North Borneo.

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    Fossil continental diatoms: paleolimnology, evolution, and biochronology

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