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Upper amazon channel migration: Implications for vegetation perturbance and succession using bitemporal landsat MSS images

Kalliola, R., Salo, J., Puhakka, M., Rajasilta, M., H�me, T., Neller, R. J., R�s�nen, M. E., Danjoy Arias, W. A.·1992·Naturwissenschaften

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  • The lowlands of the Peruvian Amazon have some of the most active meandering rivers in the world, making it difficult to locate and preserve archaeological sites.

    “the lowlands of the Peruvian Amazon have some of the most active meandering rivers in the world30,31, making it difficult to locate and preserve archeological sites.”

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  20. Dumont, J. F., Lamotte, S., Fournier, M.: Bol. Soc. Geol. Perú77, 7 (1988)
  21. Soto, F. V.: ibid.60, 233 (1979)
  22. Foster, R. B.: Four Neotropical Rainforests, p. 565 (A. H. Gentry, ed.). Binghamton: Yale Univ. Press 1990
  23. Kalliola, R., Salo, J., Mäkinen, Y.: Memorias (Lima)19A, 1 (1987)
  24. Terborgh, J.: Five new world primates. A study in comparative ecology. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press 1983
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Authors
Kalliola, R., Salo, J., Puhakka, M., Rajasilta, M., H�me, T., Neller, R. J., R�s�nen, M. E., & Danjoy Arias, W. A.
Venue
Naturwissenschaften
Published
1992-02
Volume
79
Issue
2
Pages
75-79
ISSN
  • 0028-1042
  • 1432-1904
Cited by
83
References
0
Language
en

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