A chronological framework for the British Quaternary based on Bithynia opercula
Kirsty Penkman(University of York), Matthew J. Collins(University of Copenhagen), Simon A. Parfitt(Natural History Museum), T. Meijer(Naturalis Biodiversity Center), Tom S. White(Oxford Archaeology), Richard C. Preece(University of Cambridge), D. H. Keen(University of Birmingham), David R. Bridgland(Durham University)
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