Maar and Crater Lakes of the Longwan Volcanic Field (N.E. China) and their Potential for Palaeoclimatic studies

Mingram, J.; Schettler, G.; Allen, J.R.M.; Brüchmann, C.; Luo, X.; Liu, J.; Nowaczyk, N.; Negendank, J.F.W.

Maar and Crater Lakes of the Longwan Volcanic Field (N.E. China) and their Potential for Palaeoclimatic studies

Mingram, J.; Schettler, G.; Allen, J.R.M.; Brüchmann, C.; Luo, X.; Liu, J.; Nowaczyk, N.; Negendank, J.F.W.

Authors

J. Mingram

G. Schettler

Dr Judith Allen j.r.m.allen@durham.ac.uk
Academic Visitor

C. Brüchmann

X. Luo

J. Liu

N. Nowaczyk

J.F.W. Negendank

Contributors

Y. Yasuda
Editor

V. Shinde
Editor

Citation

Mingram, J., Schettler, G., Allen, J., Brüchmann, C., Luo, X., Liu, J., …Negendank, J. (2004). Maar and Crater Lakes of the Longwan Volcanic Field (N.E. China) and their Potential for Palaeoclimatic studies. In Y. Yasuda, & V. Shinde (Eds.), Monsoon and Civilisation (63-72). Roli Books