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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LATE PLEISTOCENE DAWSON TEPHRA IN EASTERN BERINGIA; AN IMPORTANT STRATIGRAPHIC MARKER AT 24 KA ACROSS SOUTHERN ALASKA AND YUKON

Froese, D. G., Westgate, John, Preece, S. J., and Storer, John, 2002, Significance of the late Pleistocene Dawson Tephra in eastern Beringia; an important stratigraphic marker at 24 ka across Southern Alaska and Yukon: in Yesner, D. R., (ed.), Environmental change and human migrations in the North Pacific Basin, AMQUA 2002, 17, Program and Abstracts - American Quaternary Association, Anchorage, AK, Aug. 8-11, 2002, p. 46.

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