Moorland vegetation history and climate change on the North York Moors during the last 2000 years
A history of vegetation and climate change during the last two millennia is elucidated from ombrogenous blanket peat sequences from the central and eastern North York Moors. The evidence is derived from five mires Harwood Dale Bog, May Moss, Fen Bogs, Yarlsey Moss and Bluewath Beck. May Moss receive...
Main Author: | Chiverrell, Richard Christopher |
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Other Authors: | Atherden, M. |
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University of Leeds
1998
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Online Access: | http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.289549 |
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