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Sep-2014Surface exposure dating reveals MIS-3 glacial maximum in the Khangai Mountains of MongoliaRother, H; Lehmkuhl, F; Fink, D; Nottebaum, V
15-May-2009Detailed surface exposure age chronology for last glacial sequences in the Rangitata and Waimakariri Valleys, South Island, New ZealandRother, H; Fink, D; Schulmeister, J; Evans, M
1-Jan-2011Cosmogenic nuclide evidence for enhanced sensitivity of an East Antarctic ice stream to change during the last deglaciationWhite, DA; Fink, D; Gore, DB
1-Jul-2011Importance of sampling across an assemblage of glacial landforms for interpreting cosmogenic ages of deglaciationStroeven, AP; Fabel, D; Harbor, J; Fink, D; Caffee, M; Dahlgren, T
1-Dec-2016Unglaciated areas in East Antarctica during the last glacial (marine isotope stage 3) – new evidence from Rauer GroupBerg, S; White, DA; Bennike, O; Fülöp, RH; Fink, D; Wagner, B; Melles, M
1-Mar-2014Late quaternary glacial history constrains glacio-isostatic rebound in Enderby Land, East AntarcticaWhite, DA; Fink, D
15-Mar-2006Pleistocene deglaciation chronology of the Amery Oasis and Radok Lake, northern Prince Charles Mountains, AntarcticaFink, D; McKelvey, BC; Hambrey, M. J; Fabel, D; Brown, R
21-Aug-2006Characteristic cosmogenic nuclide concentrations in relict surfaces of formerly glaciated regionsStroeven, AP; Harbor, J; Fabel, D; Kleman, J; Hättestrand, C; Elmore, D; Fink, D
1-Jun-2020Ice surface lowering of Skelton Glacier, Transantarctic Mountains, since the Last Glacial Maximum: implications for retreat of grounded ice in the western Ross SeaAnderson, JTH; Wilson, GS; Jones, RS; Fink, D; Fujioka, T
17-Nov-2021Short duration glacial advances: implications for cosmogenic dating chronologiesWhite, DA; Fülöp, RH; Fink, D; Fujioka, T; Blaxell, M; Jeromson, MR; Codilean, AT

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