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1 Dosseto et al. Rapid response of silicate weathering rates to climate change in the Himalaya
Figure S-1 Map of the study area. Yellow pushpins show the sample locations. The grey area shows the Donga Fan. The yellow star in the inset represents the location of the study area in India. Satellite image source: Cnes/Spot image from Google Earth™. Figure S-1 Map of the study area. Yellow pushpins show the sample locations. The grey area shows the Donga Fan. The yellow star in the inset represents the location of the study area in India. Satellite image source: Cnes/Spot image from Google Earth™. Dosseto et al. (2015) Geochem. Persp. Let. 1, | doi: /geochemlet.1502 © 2015 European Association of Geochemistry

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