Musil, R. (2018). Text-fig. 1. Temperature changes in the Last Glacial based on the Greenland glacier. Climatic oscillation GRIP as the basis according to van Andel and Davies (2003). The different colours correspond roughly to the average temperatures for that time period. The blue shades indicate cold events, different shades of red colours warm events. For clearer orientation, the chart above shows Roman numerals, number I indicates the coldest event, number VI the warmest event. in Phenological Analysis Of The Last Glacial Vertebrates From The Territory Of Moravia (The Czech Republic) - Continuity And Change In Faunistic Communities. Zenodo.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationMusil, Rudolf. Text-fig. 1. Temperature Changes in the Last Glacial Based on the Greenland Glacier. Climatic Oscillation GRIP as the Basis According to Van Andel and Davies (2003). The Different Colours Correspond Roughly to the Average Temperatures for That Time Period. The Blue Shades Indicate Cold Events, Different Shades of Red Colours Warm Events. For Clearer Orientation, the Chart Above Shows Roman Numerals, Number I Indicates the Coldest Event, Number VI the Warmest Event. in Phenological Analysis Of The Last Glacial Vertebrates From The Territory Of Moravia (The Czech Republic) - Continuity And Change In Faunistic Communities. Zenodo, 2018.
MLA (8th ed.) CitationMusil, Rudolf. Text-fig. 1. Temperature Changes in the Last Glacial Based on the Greenland Glacier. Climatic Oscillation GRIP as the Basis According to Van Andel and Davies (2003). The Different Colours Correspond Roughly to the Average Temperatures for That Time Period. The Blue Shades Indicate Cold Events, Different Shades of Red Colours Warm Events. For Clearer Orientation, the Chart Above Shows Roman Numerals, Number I Indicates the Coldest Event, Number VI the Warmest Event. in Phenological Analysis Of The Last Glacial Vertebrates From The Territory Of Moravia (The Czech Republic) - Continuity And Change In Faunistic Communities. Zenodo, 2018.