Since its first appearance in 1966, Earth and Planetary Science Letters has built up an enviable reputation. Its successful formula
of presenting high-quality research articles with minimal delay has made it one of the most important sources of information in its field.
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Since its first appearance in 1966, Earth and Planetary Science Letters has built up an enviable reputation. Its successful formula
of presenting high-quality research articles with minimal delay has made it one of the most important sources of information in its field.
The articles published reflect the great impact made on research in the geosciences by the use of successful research methods from other
disciplines such as chemistry, physics, and mathematics. It also covers research into all aspects of lunar studies, plate tectonics,
ocean floor spreading, and continental drift, as well as basic studies of the physical, chemical and mechanical properties of the Earth's
crust and mantle, the atmosphere and the hydrosphere.
Mid 2002 a new section of short reviews called Frontiers was introduced
within Earth and Planetary Science Letters. These high profile papers are written by leading experts and published as the opening pages
to regular EPSL issues. The papers fill an important niche of fast communications that bring the scientific community up-to-speed on
interesting new areas of science.
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