Late Holocene variability in pelagic fish scales and dinoflagellate cysts along the west coast of Vancouver Island, NE Pacific Ocean
Authors:
- R. Timothy PattersonRPR. Timothy Patterson
- Andreas ProkophAPAndreas Prokoph
- Arun KumarAKArun Kumar
- Alice S. ChangACAlice S. Chang
- Helen M. RoeHRHelen M. Roe
- 1 June 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Marine Micropaleontology
- Vol. 55 (3-4) , 183-204
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