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Palynological Study of the Forest History in the Coastal Area of Osaka Bay since 14,000 BP Environmental Changes in the Osaka Bay Area during the Holocene Part-II

Yasuo Maeda

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The Holocene is a short but nevertheless the most significant geologic age. This is because it is the one in which the present natural environments were formed....

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The Holocene is a short but nevertheless the most significant geologic age. This is because it is the one in which the present natural environments were formed....

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The Holocene is a short but nevertheless the most significant geologic age. This is because it is the one in which the present natural environments were formed....

Key concepts: Bay, Holocene, Palynology, Oceanography, Geology, Physical geography, Pollen, Geography

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