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Nuria Calvet et al. 2004 The Astronomical Journal 128 1294 doi:10.1086/422733
The Mass Accretion Rates of Intermediate-Mass T Tauri Stars
FREE ISSUENuria Calvet1,2, James Muzerolle3,4, César Briceño2,5, Jesus Hernández2,5, Lee Hartmann1, José Luis Saucedo1,6 and Karl D. Gordon3
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