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Title: Paleoclimats de L´ile de Fuerteventura ( Archipel Canarien)
Authors: Petit-Maire, Nicole
Delibrias, G.
Meco, J. 
Pomel, René-Simon
Rosso, Jean-Claude
UNESCO Clasification: 24 Ciencias de la vida
2416 Paleontología
250205 Paleoclimatología
Issue Date: 1987
Abstract: Fuerteventura, the most arid island in the Canary archipelago, due to its location about 100km off the Saharan coast of Morocco, holds important Quaternary deposits indicating recent climatic change. Three levels with Hymenoptera nests and terrestrial mollusk shells were observed in the fixation of the dunes by vegetation: they are radiocarbon dated at 23.600 ± 550 BP, 15.000 ± 200 BP and 9.800 ± 140 BP.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/19910
ISSN: 0168-6208
Source: Palaeoecology of Africa and the Surrounding Islands [ISSN 0168-6208], t. 18, p. 351-356
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