The palaeoenvironmental development of the northeastern Vietnamese Mekong River Delta since the mid Holocene

The palaeoenvironmental development of the northeastern Vietnamese Mekong River Delta since the mid Holocene
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10.1177/0959683610374884
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2010-07
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The Holocene
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Ulrike Proske;T. Hanebuth;H. Behling;V. L. Nguyen;T. Ta;Bùi Phát Diệm
Ulrike Proske;T. Hanebuth;H. Behling;V. L. Nguyen;T. Ta;Bùi Phát Diệm
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Ulrike Proske;T. Hanebuth;H. Behling;V. L. Nguyen;T. Ta;Bùi Phát Diệm

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