An abrupt mid-Holocene decline of Pinus sylvestris in Glen Torridon, North West Scotland : implications for palaeoclimatic change
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- author: David Anderson
- publication date: 1995
- book publisher: School of Geography University of Oxford
- book series: Research paper / University of Oxford School of Geography
- book subjects: Climatic changes, Trees-Climatic factors, Paleobotany-Holocene
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