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Henri Zagwijn (17 July 1878 – 23
October 1954) was a
Dutch composer. Born in Nieuwer-Amstel,
Zagwijn never received a
formal musical education, instead...
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Voorthuysen (1958)
described the
foraminifera from the type site,
whereas Zagwijn (1961)
published the palynology,
providing a
subdivision of this stage...
- of cold and warm
periods must have been
considerably greater. In 1957
Zagwijn expanded the
hitherto known glacials and
interglacials (the Weichselian...
- It is
preceded by the
Praetiglian (stage). The
stage was
introduced by
Zagwijn in 1957
based on
geological formations in
Tegelen in
southern Netherlands...
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James Zachos Foreign Member Don
Zagier Foreign Member Waldo Heliodoor Zagwijn Johann Christian M. Zahn
Corresponding Member – 27
April 1809 Died 25 May...
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Lithostratigrafie van de Mio-Oligocene
afzettingen in Zuid-Limburg, in:
Zagwijn, W.H. & Staalduinen, C.J. van (eds.):
Toelichting bij
geologische overzichtskaarten...
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Geological Society of London, p. 256, ISBN 9789066441255,
retrieved 2 June 2010
Zagwijn, W.H. (1989). "The Netherlands.
during the
Tertiary and the Quaternary:...
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Special Publication No. 96: 89–110. (in English) Gibbard, P.L., West, R.G.,
Zagwijn, W.H., Balson, P.S., Burger, A.W., Funnell, B.M., Jeffery, D.H., De Jong...
- from the
Waalian period included Tsuga, Eucommia, Celtis, and Pterocarya.
Zagwijn, W.H., 1960.
Aspects of the
Pliocene and
Early Pleistocene vegetation in...
- was
followed by the Subatlantic. The
Subboreal is
equivalent to W. H.
Zagwijn's pollen zones IVa and IVb and T. Litt's
pollen zone VIII. In the pollen...
