Paleohydrological Reconstruction from Late Holocene Records in Interdune Lakes (N’Guigmi, Northern Bank of the Lake Chad, Niger)

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"Paleohydrological Reconstruction from Late Holocene Records in Interdune Lakes (N’Guigmi, Northern Bank of the Lake Chad, Niger)"
written by David Sebag, Alain Durand, Zibo Garba, Eric P. Verrecchia,
published by Open Journal of Geology, Vol.3 No.2, 2013

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