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Project 73-1-24 "Quaternary glaciations in the Northern Hemisphere" report no.5 : On the session in Novosibirsk, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics July 1978

By: IUGS - UNESCO International Correlation Program .

Contributor(s): Sibrava, Vladimir [Editor] | Shotton,Fred [Editor].

Material type: Text

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TextSeries: Quaternary glaciation in the northern hemisphere : Project 73/1/24,5. Publisher: Prague : IUGS-UNESCO International Geological Correlation Programme ; 1979 Description: 272 p ; Illustration ; 20.5cm x 14cm.Subject(s): Quaternary geologic period - Northern Hemisphere

| Stratigraphic geologic

| Glacial epoch

DDC classification: 551.79

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