Changing abundance gradients of major pollen taxa in Europe over the last 15000 years; a result of climate change and human activity

Simon Brewer; Thomas Giesecke; Basil A. S. Davis; Walter Finsinger; Anonymous

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Changing abundance gradients of major pollen taxa in Europe over the last 15000 years; a result of climate change and human activity

Simon Brewer, Thomas Giesecke, Basil A. S. Davis, Walter Finsinger et Anonymous

Abstracts - International Palynological Conference (IPC), Vol.13

IPC XIII/IOPC IX 2012, the joint meeting of the 13th international palynological congress and 9th International Organisation of Palaeobotany conference

2012

Résumé

Angiospermae

assemblages

biodiversity

Cenozoic

climate change

climate effects

data bases

data processing

Europe

Gramineae

Holocene

human activity

microfossils

miospores

Monocotyledoneae

paleoclimatology

palynomorphs

Plantae

Pleistocene

pollen

pollen analysis

quantitative analysis

Quaternary

Quaternary geology

Spermatophyta

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Titre: Changing abundance gradients of major pollen taxa in Europe over the last 15000 years; a result of climate change and human activity
Créateurs - sans rôle: Simon Brewer - University of Utah, Department of Geography Salt Lake City, UT USA United States
Thomas Giesecke - University of Goettingen DEU Germany
Basil A. S. Davis - Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne CHE Switzerland
Walter Finsinger - Centre for Bio-Archeology and Ecology FRA France
Anonymous
Détails de publication: Abstracts - International Palynological Conference (IPC), Vol.13
Colloque: IPC XIII/IOPC IX 2012, the joint meeting of the 13th international palynological congress and 9th International Organisation of Palaeobotany conference
Éditeur: International Palynological Conference
Identifiants: 99146453709311
Unité académique: Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution - Montpellier - ISEM
Langue: English
Type de ressource: Journal article