An examination of the Tertiary and Quaternary changes of sea-level in South Africa, with special stress on the evidence in favour of a recent world-wide sinking of ocean-level
by A. V. Krige
Book 1 of Annale van die Uniwersiteit van Stellenbosch -- v. 5
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