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Over long stretches of the north-east coast of Qeqertarsuaq (Disko), the sediments in the Nuussuaq Basin and their relations to the volcanic rocks are concealed beneath numerous landslides. Two cores south of Qullissat drilled by Falconbridge Ltd in 1994,
Lotte Melchior Larsen+6 more
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Relationships between synoptic-scale transport and interannual variability of inorganic cations in surface snow at Summit, Greenland: 1992-1996 [PDF]
To fully utilize the long-term chemical records retrieved from central Greenland ice cores, specific relationships between atmospheric circulation and the variability of chemical species in the records need to be better understood. This research examines
Dibb, Jack E.+3 more
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The RBA's (Dashboard) Indicator Approach
ABSTRACT This article reviews the RBA's use of indicators (descriptive information) to assess spare capacity and full employment in Australia's labour market. Three main topics are addressed: the choice of indicators; how to interpret the meaning of each indicator for assessing spare capacity; and how to aggregate information from the indicators to ...
Jeff Borland, David Harris
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XXXII. An Account of a new Species of Gull lately discovered on the West Coast of Greenland. [PDF]
Joseph Sabine
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Fractionation of fluorine, chlorine and other trace elements during differentiation of a tholeiitic magma [PDF]
Trace element variation during magmetic differentiation of tholeiitic rock sample from Tasmania - chlorine and fluorine in hydroxyl lattice ...
Greenland, L., Lovering, J. F.
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On the basis of syntactic and morphological evidence from West Greenlandic (WG) antipassive (AP) constructions, I argue against the view that the AP affix is nominal. The fact that the transitivizing and the antipassive affixes in a number of verbs are in complementary distribution, leads me to conclude that they both realize a light verb ...
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Over the last 25 years, perceptions of the early prehistory of Northwest Africa have undergone radical changes due to new fieldwork projects and a corresponding growth in scientific interest in the region. Much of this work has been focused in Morocco, known for its extremely rich fossil and archaeological records in caves and rock shelters.
Nick Barton+3 more
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