Holloway's climatic change hypothesis : a quantitative evaluation in the Longwood forests
Holloway's (1954) hypothesis of widespread cooling and drying in South Island climates c. 800 years ago is evaluated through examination of some of its key evidence - unbalanced podocarp populations and their replacement by Nothofagus in the Longwood forests, Southland. Analysis of gradients in...
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University of Canterbury. Forestry
2013
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10092/7668 |