Characterization of a rapid climate shift at the MIS 8/7 transition in central Spain (Valdocarros II, Autonomous Region of Madrid) by means of the herpetological assemblages
Authors:
- Hugues-Alexandre BlainHBHugues-Alexandre Blain
- Joaquin PaneraJPJoaquin Panera
- David UribelarreaDUDavid Uribelarrea
- Susana Rubio-JaraSRSusana Rubio-Jara
- Alfredo Pérez-GonzálezAPAlfredo Pérez-González
- 1 July 2012
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Quaternary Science Reviews
- Vol. 47, 73-81
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