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The evolution of the mammal fauna in the Netherlands and the middle Rhine Area (Western Germany) during the late Middle Pleistocene

@inproceedings{Kolfschoten1990TheEO,
  title={The evolution of the mammal fauna in the Netherlands and the middle Rhine Area (Western Germany) during the late Middle Pleistocene},
  author={T. Kolfschoten and V{\'a}n},
  year={1990}
}
  • T. Kolfschoten, Ván
  • Published 1990
  • Geology
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