The Gediz River fluvial archive: A benchmark for Quaternary research in Western Anatolia
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J. Schoorl | J. Wijbrans | D. Hinsbergen | T. Demir | M. Dekkers | A. Veldkamp | D. Schreve | D. Bridgland | R. Scaife | D. Maddy | W. Gorp | A. Aytaç | C. Stemerdink | T. Schriek
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