Sea Level Changes in Southeast Asia over the Last 150,000 years.  Implications for geographical settings and oceanic currents

Stanley, Shawn; Chopra, Prame; De Deckker, Patrick

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Sea Level Changes in Southeast Asia over the Last 150,000 years. Implications for geographical settings and oceanic currents

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2002

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Stanley, Shawn

Chopra, Prame

De Deckker, Patrick

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The Fuwen Press

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92560

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ANU Research Publications

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Marine Environment: The Past, Present and Future

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Sea Level Changes in Southeast Asia over the Last 150,000 years. Implications for geographical settings and oceanic currents

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