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Forest ecology of the Makalu-Barun national park and conservation area, Nepal
  • CARPENTER, C.
The geographical interpretation of Ptolemy in the Renaissance in En l'honneur du Professor Christiaan Van Paassen.
  • , Pemble, Carpenter et Varenins.
Sediment distribution and Cenozoic sedimentation patterns on the Agulhas Plateau
  • CARPENTER G. B.
The residential mobility of ethnic minorities: a longitudinal analysis
  • CARPENTER, J.
Gentrification in New York, London and Paris: an international comparison
  • CARPENTER, J.
Subsiding land and falling ground-water tables : public policy, private liability, and legal remedy
  • CARPENTER, M. C.
Snow as a resource and hazard in early-twentieth-century mining, Selkirk mountains, British Columbia
  • La présente étude porte sur la région de Carpenter Creek, site minier argentifère exploité durant la période 1892-1930. Les données historiques ont été puisées à diverses sources telles les journaux, rapports gouvernementaux, écrits anecdotiques et
A spatial equilibrium analysis of flexible zoning and the demand for development rights
  • CARPENTER, B. E.
A study of the structure and composition of an old growth and secondary broad-leaved forest in the Ailao mountains of Yunnan, China
  • CARPENTER, C.
A study of potential bluetongue vectors and meteorology in Jersey
  • CARPENTER, S.
Space, trust, and communal action : results from field experiments in Southeast Asia
  • CARPENTER, J.P.
Addressing Europe's urban challenges : lessons from the EU URBAN community initiative
  • CARPENTER, J.
Patterns in the aggregate stability of Mancos Shale derived soils
  • CARPENTER, D.R.[b1]
The relationship between eastern equatorial Pacific sea surface temperatures and rainfall over India and Sri Lanka
  • CARPENTER, T. H.
Stratigraphy of late Quaternary estuarine deposits and amino acid stereochemistry of oyster shells beneath San Francisco Bay, California
  • .), and N (older than unit M) are distinctly superposed. The dominant molluscan fossil in each of these three units is Ostrea lurida Carpenter, the native oyster along much of the Pacific Coast of North America, enantiomeric ratios in O. lurida imply that (1