Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.

Peat from a treeless "barrens" of the forest-tundra transition has been studied by the method or pollen analysis. The frequencies of various fossil pollens at successively greater depths of the peat deposits have been determined and presented in pollen diagrams, whose use is discussed in t...

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Main Author: Johnson, Edward J.
Other Authors: Radforth, Norman W., Biology
Language:English
Published: 1949
Subjects:
pollen analysis
peat
heath
biology
Churchill
Tundra
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18457
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spelling ftmcmaster:oai:macsphere.mcmaster.ca:11375/18457 2023-05-15T15:55:04+02:00 Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba. Johnson, Edward J. Radforth, Norman W. Biology 1949-10 http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18457 en_US eng http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18457 pollen analysis peat heath biology 1949 ftmcmaster 2022-07-09T22:47:07Z Peat from a treeless "barrens" of the forest-tundra transition has been studied by the method or pollen analysis. The frequencies of various fossil pollens at successively greater depths of the peat deposits have been determined and presented in pollen diagrams, whose use is discussed in the study or the characteristics, vegetational history and development of the terrain. Illustrated with photographs of the terrain and photomicrographs of microfossils. Thesis Master of Arts (MA) Other/Unknown Material Churchill Tundra MacSphere (McMaster University)
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topic pollen analysis
peat
heath
biology
spellingShingle pollen analysis
peat
heath
biology
Johnson, Edward J.
Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
topic_facet pollen analysis
peat
heath
biology
description Peat from a treeless "barrens" of the forest-tundra transition has been studied by the method or pollen analysis. The frequencies of various fossil pollens at successively greater depths of the peat deposits have been determined and presented in pollen diagrams, whose use is discussed in the study or the characteristics, vegetational history and development of the terrain. Illustrated with photographs of the terrain and photomicrographs of microfossils. Thesis Master of Arts (MA)
author2 Radforth, Norman W.
Biology
author Johnson, Edward J.
author_facet Johnson, Edward J.
author_sort Johnson, Edward J.
title Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
title_short Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
title_full Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
title_fullStr Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
title_full_unstemmed Pollen Analysis Of Peat Underlying A Treeless Heath Area In The Forest - Tundra Transition Near Churchill, Manitoba.
title_sort pollen analysis of peat underlying a treeless heath area in the forest - tundra transition near churchill, manitoba.
publishDate 1949
url http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18457
genre Churchill
Tundra
genre_facet Churchill
Tundra
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