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1by Anderson, Patricia M., Reanier, Richard E., Brubaker, Linda B.“... years BP. At ca. 9700 years BP a major change in the vegetation occurred with the spread of Populus...”
Published in Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (1988)
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2by Hu, Feng Sheng, Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M.“... inorganic content, and high allogenic elemental concentrations. Around 10 500 BP, Populus and Salix invaded...”
Published in Canadian Journal of Botany (1993)
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3Beringia as a glacial refugium for boreal trees and shrubs: new perspectives from mapped pollen databy Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia A., Edwards, Mary E., Lozhkin, Anatoly V.“... patterns of pollen percentages to infer whether six boreal tree and shrub taxa (Populus, Larix, Picea...”
Published in Journal of Biogeography (2005)
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4Beringia as a glacial refugium for boreal trees and shrubs: new perspectives from mapped pollen databy Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M., Edwards, Mary E., Lozhkin, Anatoly V.“... patterns of pollen percentages to infer whether six boreal tree and shrub taxa ( Populus , Larix , Picea...”
Published in Journal of Biogeography (2005)
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5by Hu, Feng Sheng, Ito, Emi, Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M.“..., corresponding to the widespread establishment of Populus woodland/forest. The trace-element record suggests...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1998)
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6by Anderson, Patricia M., Reanier, Richard E., Brubaker, Linda B.“... tundra with increased Populus ca. 10,000 to 9000 yr B.P. Picea glauca appeared ca. 9000 yr B.P. and Alnus...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1990)
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7“... probably occurred locally in a sparsely vegetated, herb-dominated landscape. Populus, Juniperus, and Typha...”
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8by Edwards, Mary E., Anderson, Patricia M., Garfinkel, Harriet L., Brubaker, Linda B.“..., Populus balsamifera and Juniperus were probably abundant at the lower site and may also have been present...”
Published in Canadian Journal of Botany (1985)
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9by Anderson, Patricia M., Bartlein, Patrick J., Brubaker, Linda B.“... Populus forest- Betula shrub tundra existed during the middle potion of this transition, being replaced...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1994)
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10by Hu, Feng Sheng, Brubaker, Linda B., Gavin, Daniel G., Higuera, Philip E., Lynch, Jason A., Rupp, T. Scott, Tinner, Willy“... and spread than the preceding vegetation types (tundra, and woodlands/forests dominated by Populus or Picea...”
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11by Lozhkin, Anatoly V., Anderson, Patricia M., Eisner, Wendy R., Ravako, Lilia G., Hopkins, David M., Brubaker, Linda B., Colinvaux, Paul A., Miller, Michael C.“... Larix dahurica forest with a Betula exilis -ericales-lichen understory. Populus suaveolens and Chosenia...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1993)
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12by Hu, Feng Sheng, Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M.“... and 8500 yr B.P., the regional landscape was dominated by a Betula shrub tundra, in which Populus-Salix...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1996)
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13by Brubaker, Linda B., Garfinkee, Harriet L., Edwards, Mary E.“.... 11,000 and 10,000 yr B.P., Populus balsamifera pollen percentages as great as 30% indicate...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1983)
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14by Hu, Feng Sheng, Brubaker, Linda B., Gavin, Daniel G., Higuera, Philip E., Lynch, Jason A., Rupp, T. Scott, Tinner, Willy“... and spread than the preceding vegetation types (tundra, and woodlands/forests dominated by Populus or Picea...”
Published in Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change (2006)
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15by Brubaker, Linda B., Garfinkel, Harriet L., Edwards, Mary E.“.... 11,000 and 10,000 yr B.P., Populus balsamifera pollen percentages as great as 30% indicate...”
Published in Quaternary Research (1983)
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16by Higuera, Philip E., Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M., Hu, Feng Sheng, Brown, Thomas A.“... was probably a more important cause of increased burning. Similarly, a vegetation shift to Populus ‐dominated...”
Published in Ecological Monographs (2009)
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17by Higuera, Philip E., Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M., Hu, Feng Sheng, Brown, Thomas A.“... was probably a more important cause of increased burning. Similarly, a vegetation shift to Populus -dominated...”
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18by Higuera, Philip E., Brubaker, Linda B., Anderson, Patricia M., Hu, Feng Sheng, Brown, Thomas A.“... was probably a more important cause of increased burning. Similarly, a vegetation shift to Populus -dominated...”
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19by Oswald, W. Wyatt, Brubaker, Linda B., Hu, Feng Sheng, Kling, George W.Get access
Published in Journal of Ecology (2003)
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