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Holocene subaqueous landslide dynamics in the Lake Siljan-Orsasjön Basin, south-central Sweden

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By Per Werner Möller, Dan Hammarlund, Karl Ljung
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1 INTRODUCTION Subaqueous landslides refer to mass movement of sediment and rock on submerged slopes in marine, lacustrine and riverine environments. These events involve downslope displacement of previously deposited material from a source area to the proximal part of the landslide domain, where typically compressional stacking of sediments occurs.
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Effects of Pretreatment on the Structure and Properties of Electroless Nickel Coatings

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By Hong Deng, Per Werner Möller
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The pretreatment process can significantly affect the corrosion resistance of electroless nickel (EN) coatings. One of the most important reasons is that different pretreatment processes can give different surface morphologies of the substrate.
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The Mesolithic Hunter-Gatherer Camp Site at Sammakko in Norrbotten, Northernmost Sweden-Archeological Finds and Palaeoenvironmental Reconstruction

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By Per Werner Möller, Anne Birgitte Nielsen, Emma Boman, Frida Palmbo
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1 Introduction The migration of humans into and within the post-last glacial landscape of northern Fennoscandia was profoundly influenced by the spatial and temporal changes of the palaeoenvironment and the availability of natural resources necessary for survival. Key factors enabling early landscape utilization included the disappearance of the covering ice sheet of the latest glaciation and the arrival of plants and animal species suitable for human sustenance.
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