Table 1. Result of the pollen analysis. Did an earthquake located off Jersey trigger a mudflow preserving the only loess outcrop actually known under the seas?

Lefort, Jean-Pierre; Chambers, Paul; Danukalova, Guzel; Monnier, Jean-Laurent; Osipova, Eugenia; Renouf, John; Aoustin, David; Pustocâ€™h, François

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Table 1. Result of the pollen analysis. Did an earthquake located off Jersey trigger a mudflow preserving the only loess outcrop actually known under the seas?

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posted on 2020-05-25, 09:17 authored by Jean-Pierre Lefort, Paul Chambers, Guzel Danukalova, Jean-Laurent Monnier, Eugenia Osipova, John Renouf, David Aoustin, François Pustocâ€™h

Table 1. Preservation, concentration and taxonomic composition of the studied samples.

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Did an earthquake located off Jersey trigger a mudflow preserving the only loess outcrop actually known under the seas?

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