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Michael J. Belsante MD,Philippe E. Zimmern MDareas, whilst small lowland embayments underlain by marine or estuarine deposits burying drowned valleys are typical landforms in the subsiding areas (Yoshikawa .., 1981). In addition, to the south of the northern limit of coral reef growth shown later in Figure 11.10, coral reefs are developed. The

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Jubilee C. Tan MD,Tracey Wilson MDthe East African coast were fully maritime from their earlier settlement times (about 20,000–30,000 years ago). Instead, they argue that “despite their proximity to the sea and the use of it, they practically remained not maritime societies until after circa C.E. 1000 when the level of maritimity in

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