Science in New Guinea, Volume 20University of Papua New Guinea, 1994 - Agriculture |
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Menzies ( 1977 ) also described the remains of a subfossil fruit bat ( Aproteles bulmerae ) from the sediments of Kiowa rockshelter . These dated to the very end of the Pleistocene and the earliest part of the Holocene ...
Menzies ( 1977 ) also described the remains of a subfossil fruit bat ( Aproteles bulmerae ) from the sediments of Kiowa rockshelter . These dated to the very end of the Pleistocene and the earliest part of the Holocene ...
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The fossils from sediments exposed in the West Baliem River are associated with a radiocarbon date of 41,500 + 1,500 , which is very likely a minimum date , and G.S.R. dates of 68,000-134,000 years B.P. ...
The fossils from sediments exposed in the West Baliem River are associated with a radiocarbon date of 41,500 + 1,500 , which is very likely a minimum date , and G.S.R. dates of 68,000-134,000 years B.P. ...
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The sediments of the spit are poorly sorted coarse sands , mainly of marine bioclastic origin , with minor gravel derived from the Port Moresby Beds on the eastern margin , and occasional gravel - sized pottery fragments mixed with the ...
The sediments of the spit are poorly sorted coarse sands , mainly of marine bioclastic origin , with minor gravel derived from the Port Moresby Beds on the eastern margin , and occasional gravel - sized pottery fragments mixed with the ...
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The University of Papua New Guinea | 2 |
a review of their biology and guide | 9 |
Elemental and fatty acid composition of seaweed and seagrass from Papua | 23 |
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