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Environmental Change in the Pacific Basin. Lyn and Ray Cooper

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Environmental Change in the Pacific Basin. Lyn and Ray CooperPatrick D. Nunn. This interesting book considers the history of environmental change in the modern Pacific basin from its origin 1000 million years ago to much more recent times, the Holocene. It describes how, during the last 1. 8 million years, the climate has oscillated between warm and cool, producing environmental changes throughout most of the basin. The importance of Pacific volcanism and tectonics is also explained in detail. The environmental

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Environmental Change in the Pacific Basin. Lyn and Ray CooperPatrick D. Nunn. This interesting book considers the history of environmental change in the modern Pacific basin from its origin 1000 million years ago to much more recent times, the Holocene. It describes how, during the last 1. 8 million years, the climate has oscillated between warm and cool, producing environmental changes throughout most of the basin. The importance of Pacific volcanism and tectonics is also explained in detail. The environmental

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