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WHEN compared with the northern hemisphere, the southern hemisphere has provided little palaeoclimatic information on the past 30,000 yr. A systematic study of lakes is under way to help establish a reliable palaeoclimatic sequence covering this period in south-east Australia and to explore possible correlations with worldwide climatically controlled events. This is a preliminary report of the stratigraphic and radiocarbon analysis of deposits from Lake Keilambete, located within the western Victorian volcanic province near Kerang 190 km west-south-west of Melbourne (Fig. 1).
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BOWLER, J., HAMADA, T. Late Quaternary Stratigraphy and Radiocarbon Chronology of Water Level Fluctuations in Lake Keilambete, Victoria. Nature 232, 330–332 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1038/232330a0
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