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Hyun, Sang Min (현상민)
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Marine Environment Research Department (해양환경연구부)
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Marine environmentology, Marine environmentology, Organic chemistry, 해양환경학, 화학해양학, 유기화학

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ArticleBiotic responses of deep-sea benthic foraminifera in the equatorial Indian Ocean during the Quaternary: Influence of the ballasting effect on organic matter by calcareous plankton skeletonsSCIESCOPUS

Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, v.585, 2022

ArticleLast interglacial (MIS 5e) and Holocene paleohydrology and paleovegetation of midcontinental North America from Gulf of Mexico sedimentsSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY SCIENCE REVIEWS, v.227, 2020

ArticleSediment properties of lithologic units and their correlation within the lower delta plain of the Nakdong River Delta, southeast KoreaSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL, v.519, pp.170 - 182, 2019

ArticleTerrestrial n-alkanes and their carbon isotope records from the Hanon paleo-maar sediment, Jeju Island, Korea: Implications for paleoclimate and paleovegetation over the last 35 kyrsSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL, v.441, pp.89 - 100, 2017

ArticlePaleovegetation and paleoclimate changes based on terrestrial n-alkanes and their carbon isotopes in sediment from the Jeongok-ri Paleolithic Site, KoreaSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL, v.384, pp.4 - 12, 2015

ArticleReconstruction of paleohydrological and paleoenvironmental changes using organic carbon and biomarker analyses of sediments from the northern East China SeaSCIESCOPUS

QUATERNARY INTERNATIONAL, v.344, pp.211 - 223, 2014

ArticleAlternative modes of Quaternary pelagic biosiliceous and carbonate sedimentation: A perspective from the East Sea (Japan Sea)SCIESCOPUS

PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY, v.247, no.1-2, pp.88 - 99, 2007

ArticleLate Pleistocene dark laminated mud layers from the Korea Plateau, western East Sea/Japan Sea, and their paleoceanographic implicationsSCIESCOPUS

PALAEOGEOGRAPHY PALAEOCLIMATOLOGY PALAEOECOLOGY, v.247, no.1-2, pp.74 - 87, 2007

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