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Post-glacial patterns in vegetation dynamics in Romania: homogenization or differentiation

2010-11-01

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This paper examines eight fossil pollen datasets from Romania with the aim of exploring regional and elevational patterns in site similarity throughout the Holocene. In particular, we aim to determine whether there are clear intervals of homogenization/differentiation and to ascertain the potential driving factors. Romania. Qualitative (pollen diagrams) and numerical methods including principal components analysis...

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2699.2010.02370.x

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