The Holocene palaeoceanographic history of Muck Deep, Hebridean shelf, Scotland: has there been a change of wave climate in the past 12 000 years?

Murray, John W.

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01 Nov 2004

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The Holocene palaeoceanographic history of Muck Deep, Hebridean shelf, Scotland: has there been a change of wave climate in the past 12 000 years?

John W. Murray

School of Ocean and Earth Science, Southampton Oceanography Centre, European Way, Southampton SO14 3ZH, UK

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