A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift
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A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift
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A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift is a master's thesis[1].
Key Facts
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift authored Christine McLachlan[2].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's instance of is recorded as master's thesis[3].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's publisher is recorded as OUR Archive[4].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's language of work or name is recorded as English[5].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[6].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's publication date is recorded as +2015-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's main subject is recorded as seismic[8].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/6026[9].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/6026[10].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's title is recorded as A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift[11].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's copyright holder is recorded as Christine McLachlan[12].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's thesis submitted to is recorded as University of Otago[13].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[14].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[15].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's thesis committee member is recorded as Gary Wilson[16].
- A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's thesis committee member is recorded as Andrew Gorman[17].
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A seismic and sedimentological investigation and evolution of the Otago continental shelf and the Saunders Ridges demonstrating the role of longshore drift's instance of is recorded as master's thesis[3].