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INQUA: Field trips

After a full session of talks today, the conference breaks tomorrow for a set of all-day field trips. I’ll be off to visit the Undara lava tubes – one of the world’s longest such systems – so no news of the Quaternary for 24 hours or so.

Posted by Nicola Jones on July 30, 2007
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