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Last Glacial Sea-Levels Reconstructed By Buried Fluvial Terraces and Tephrochronology In a Pacific Coast Plain, Japan
Last Glacial Sea-Levels Reconstructed by Buried Fluvial Terraces and Tephrochronology in a Pacific Coast Plain, Japan
Kubo S
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12(3)
14-15
2004
https://doi.org/10.22498/pages.12.3.14