How achive below result in Oracle SQL

Hi All,
How to get the below result:
base table:
COLA COLB
112 01-JAN-2012
113 02-FEB-2012
114 02-MAR-2013
115 01-APR-2013
Result table:
COLA COLB COLC
112 01-JAN-2012 01-FEB-2012
113 02-FEB-2012 01-MAR-2012
114 02-MAR-2013 31-MAR-2013
115 01-APR-2013 02-APR-2013
Thanks!

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