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valuable technique for geologists and environmental archaeologists working in limestone regions (e.g. Evans, 1972). Two factors enable precise habitat reconstructions from the study of fossil land snails. First, in contrast to many paly-nomorphs, the vast majority of specimens can be identified to

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François Lokiecechniques all play a part and need to be evaluated carefully in the interpretation of the ages. The carbonaceous material on which the radiocarbon isotope concentration measurements are made is the final product of photosynthesis of contemporary atmospheric carbon dioxide preserved in the sedimentar

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Matteo Lambertini,Philippe Aftimos,Andrea Gombos,Ahmad Awada,Martine Piccart00 years B.P. Currently, we are striving for better precision in the (recognition and) definition of Holocene shorelines; in contrast, the significance of many Pleistocene terraces is being reassessed. Regions with several reproducible radiometric dates are relatively few: Morocco to northern Senega

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Solange Peters,Stefan Zimmermann Atlantic. Only records starting earlier than 1925 have been considered in this paper: 17 stations on the American side, and 58 on the European one. In addition records in the Bermudas starting in 1933 have been used for regional comparisons. All the stations indicate secular trends of relative sea-

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Sevilay Altintas,Dirk L. A. L. Schrijversishment of generally acceptable principles for the treat­ ment of such lesions. As late as June 1976, HUGHSTON emphasized in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery that in spite of excellent anatomic studies, substantial uncertainty still prevails in knee joint surgery. Even the signifi­ cance of the

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Bertrand F. Tombal,Christine Remacle,Monique Kasa Vubu of the lymph vessel or after partial destruction and scarring following surgery and radiotherapy. Since alternative drainage routes, including lymphatic bypasses, do not have the capacity to drain the lymph fluid completely, edema results (F. and F. 1993; I. and H. 1985; L. and R. 1989; R. and Hübn