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THE FULL-GLACIAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE NORTHERN SEWARD PENINSULA, ALASKA, RECONSTRUCTED FROM THE 21,500-YEAR-OLD KITLUK PALEOSOL

Hofle, Claudia, Edwards, M.E., Hopkins, D.M., Mann, D.H., and Ping, Chien-Lu, 2000, The full-glacial environment of the Northern Seward Peninsula, Alaska, reconstructed from the 21,500-year-old Kitluk paleosol: Quaternary Research, v. 53, n. 2., p. 143-153, doi:10.1006/qres.1999.2097 .

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