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Willis, Cope M., Griggs, Gary B. (2003) Reductions in Fluvial Sediment Discharge by Coastal Dams in California and Implications for Beach Sustainability. The Journal of Geology, 111 (2) 167-182 doi:10.1086/345922

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TitleReductions in Fluvial Sediment Discharge by Coastal Dams in California and Implications for Beach Sustainability
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsWillis, Cope M.Author
Griggs, Gary B.Author
Year2003 (March)Volume111
Issue2
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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Full ReferenceWillis, Cope M., Griggs, Gary B. (2003) Reductions in Fluvial Sediment Discharge by Coastal Dams in California and Implications for Beach Sustainability. The Journal of Geology, 111 (2) 167-182 doi:10.1086/345922
Plain TextWillis, Cope M., Griggs, Gary B. (2003) Reductions in Fluvial Sediment Discharge by Coastal Dams in California and Implications for Beach Sustainability. The Journal of Geology, 111 (2) 167-182 doi:10.1086/345922
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