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A closer look into a medieval moat – the temporal and spatial chironomid-based reconstruction of habitat mosaic and ecosystem functioning

2022-04-18

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Moats and other historical water features had great importance for past societies. The functioning of these ecosystems can now only be retrieved through palaeoecological studies, which often focus on a single sampling sediment core location. While a variety of human-environment interactions have already been examined, the spatio-temporal habitat changes within a medieval moat are presented here for the first time....

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Literature Corpus work: df647bda-cddb-5fa7-bbae-0daa1f3d2c20
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1545294/v1

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