The Pleistocene of Schöningen, Germany: a complex tunnel valley fill revealed from 3D subsurface modelling and shear wave seismics
Authors:
- Jörg LangJLJörg Lang
- Jutta WinsemannJWJutta Winsemann
- Dominik SteinmetzDSDominik Steinmetz
- Ulrich PolomUPUlrich Polom
- Lukas PollokLPLukas Pollok
- Utz BöhnerUBUtz Böhner
- Jordi SerangeliJSJordi Serangeli
- Christian BrandesCBChristian Brandes
- Andrea HampelAHAndrea Hampel
- Stefan WinghartSWStefan Winghart
- 1 April 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Quaternary Science Reviews
- Vol. 39, 86-105
Abstract
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