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and R. J. O. Hamblin, ‘Pre-Anglian fluvial and coastal deposits in Eastern England: lithostratigraphy and palaeoen-
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the rise of the South Swedish Dome’ in A. G. Doré, J. A. Cartwright, M. S. Stoker, J. P. Turner, and N. White
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Jansson, K. M., Harrison, S., and Rivera, A. ‘Geomorphological evidence for variations of the North Patagonian
Icefield during the Holocene’, pp. 263–77, copyright © 2005, with permission from Elsevier.
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