1996
DOI: 10.1016/1040-6182(95)00070-4
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Holocene explosive eruptions of Witori and Dakataua caldera volcanoes in West New Britain, Papua New Guinea

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“…1. Diagrammatic representation of a typical stratigraphy of the volcanic ash deposits and associated buried paleaosols at the Numundo sites (after Machida et al, 1996).…”
Section: Abundance Of Phytoc In Relation To Other Soil Organic Carbonmentioning
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“…1. Diagrammatic representation of a typical stratigraphy of the volcanic ash deposits and associated buried paleaosols at the Numundo sites (after Machida et al, 1996).…”
Section: Abundance Of Phytoc In Relation To Other Soil Organic Carbonmentioning
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“…: 153835 0 18 00 E), in northeastern New South Wales, Australia. The Williamez Peninsula is a wet tropical environment that has been periodically exposed to volcanic activity throughout the late Quaternary period (Blake and McDougall, 1973;Machida et al, 1996) (Table 1). The Numundo sites are situated on volcanic ash deposits.…”
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“…All ve of these eruptions clearly must have had a major impact on the people living nearby, blanketing livable landscapes including reef and forest resources, and creating new land surfaces that would have remained barren and unsettled for years. c. Machida et al (1996).…”
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“…Evidence of human occupation on Willaumez Peninsula extends back 35,000-45,000 years, to when human colonisation is thought to have rst taken place, but the best exposed sequences are from the mid-to late Holocene, a time when the area was subject to the known impact of nine explosive eruptions and four minor episodes of more limited extent. 16 Four of ve especially large eruptions of VEI 5-6 scale took place from nearby Witori volcano to the 13 Blake & Bleeker (1970), Blake & McDougall (1973), Blake (1976), Machida et al (1996) and McKee & Kuduon (2005). 14 See, for example, Torrence et al (2000, 2004), Boyd et al (2005, Torrence & Doleman (2007) and Neall et al (2008).…”
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