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Miocene climate evolution of northern Europe: A palynological investigation from Denmark
A palynological investigation has been conducted on Lower-Upper Miocene sediments from Jylland, Denmark, corresponding to the time interval of about 19 to 8 Ma. The sediments, derived from the Sdr. Vium drill core, were deposited in marine to marginal-marine environments, as shown by the relatively
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