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Long-term denudation rates from the Central Andes (Chile) estimated from a Digital Elevation Model using the Black Top Hat function and Inverse Distance Weighting: implications for the Neogene climate of the Atacama Desert

Rodrigo Riquelme    
Jose Darrozes    
Eric Maire    
Gerard Herail    
Jean Claude Soula    

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