Radiolarian assemblages related to the ocean–ice interaction around the East Antarctic coast

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Mutsumi Iizuka, Takuya Itaki, Osamu Seki, Ryosuke Makabe, Motoha Ojima, and Shigeru Aoki

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Short summary

Radiolarian fossils are valuable tools for understanding water mass distribution. However, they...