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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DEGLACIATED»
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The Ecology of Recently-
deglaciated Terrain: A Geoecological ...
The first comprehensive review of the available information on the ecology of recently-deglaciated terrain, this volume evaluates critically the methodology employed in such studies.
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Ecosystems of Disturbed Ground
Chapter 2 John A. MATTHEWS INTRODUCTION Recently-deglaciated terrain
holds a special place in the history of ecology, largely as a result of the classical
studies on primary succession and soil development that have been carried out
in ...
A deglaciated area in Southeastern Alaska may become suitable for grazing, if it
should be settled and cleared declares Dr. Fiorenzo C. Ugolini, assistant
professor in the Department of Agronomy and research associate in the Institute
of Polar ...
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (Continued) Figure No. 1+ Glacial till with mats of
mountain avens and small alders in area deglaciated 10 to 20 years. 138 5
Alders dominant in area deglaciated 15 to 25 years. 138 6 Alders forming dense
thickets ...
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Geoecology of Antarctic Ice-Free Coastal Landscapes: With 59 ...
... southern islands were deglaciated by about 8000 years B.p. while the northern
islands were deglaciated by about 5500 years B.p. Isostatic uplift rates have
been calculated at 0.5-0.6 m/100 years, with an estimated total uplift around 53 m
, ...
L. Beyer, M. Bölter, 2002
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The Biology of Disturbed Habitats
The Ecology of Recently-Deglaciated Terrain: a Geoecological Approach to
Glacier Forelands and Primary Succession. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge. Matthews, J.A. (1999). Disturbance regimes and ecosystem recovery
on ...
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Post-glacial Vegetation of Canada
A 100-km wide tract in the southeast was deglaciated by 10,000 yr BP (Fig. 2.2).
A herbaceous tundra vegetation dominated mesic sites, with dwarf willow as the
dominant shrub. After 9,500 yr BP, a dwarf shrub tundra replaced these initial ...
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Microbial Mats: Modern and Ancient Microorganisms in ...
The phototrophic microflora is particularly important in the succession processes
in deglaciated regions and in ornithogenic soils, in periodical water biotopes, and
in marginal parts of snow fields and glaciers. The microflora of deglaciated ...
Joseph Seckbach, Aharon Oren, 2010
Due to a later ice readvance and erosion of the deglaciated terrain, the proofs for
this drainage are more of circumstantial character, though the circumstantial
evidences are many (cf. Björck 1995), than concrete drainage deposits. It may
have ...
Jan Harff, Svante Björck, Peer Hoth, 2011
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Human Ecology of Beringia
partially deglaciated Northwest coast has been under discussion for many years.
The coastal migration model was described by Knut Flad- mark (1978, 1979,
1983) and subsequently advocated by E. James Dixon (1999, 2001) and others ...
John F. Hoffecker, Scott A. Elias, 2007
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «DEGLACIATED»
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deglaciated en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Local teacher honored with DSE inaugural award
... the teachers for two days in recently deglaciated areas, and naturalist Steve Merli will talk about “removing the barriers” to take kids outdoors. «Juneau Empire, Mar 15»
Where Can Alpine Plants Hide from Global Warming?
Androsace alpine living on rock glaciers as well as moraine ridges and deglaciated forelands (Source: Apollonio Tottoli/Flickr). Environmental ... «GlacierHub, Mar 15»
How Invertebrates Colonize Deglaciated Sites
These forelands represent different ecological regions and areas that have been deglaciated for periods of different length. A variety of ... «GlacierHub, Ene 15»
Kiwis in Antarctica: Secrets of the ice world
"The geologic record tells us that the West Antarctic has deglaciated under climate regimes similar to today's, and we infer from that record that ... «New Zealand Herald, Ago 14»
From a glacial river to a salmon stream?
Alder trees are also important to deglaciated environments, as they add nitrogen to the soil. Part of graduate student Jeff Frederick's research ... «Juneau Empire, Jun 14»
Greenland ice sheet reveals past vulnerability
“We now show that south Greenland was nearly completely deglaciated during MIS 11, providing the ice-free conditions required for ... «Responding to Climate Change, Jun 14»
Forest Service concerns fade as waterfalls disappear
Craig said waterfalls are cascading down a deglaciated ridge of Mount McGinnis adjacent to the glacier. While the water appears to be flowing ... «Ktoo, May 14»
Refuge Notebook: Hidden Lake Campground - a 'hidden gem' on …
Carved by glaciers amidst the 2,000 to 3,000 feet high Kenai Mountains, the Hidden Lake basin was deglaciated 14,000-16,000 years ago. «Kenai Peninsula Online, Abr 14»
" 'It's the Biggest Problem Facing Humanity': VICE's Shane Smith on …
We flew over this deglaciated land which has been covered for 50,000 years, and 10-15 miles of it is deglaciated. You realize what used to be ... «Brad Blog, Mar 14»
VICE chases melting ice in Greenland
We flew over this deglaciated land which has been covered for 50,000 years, and 10-15 miles of it is deglaciated. You realize what used to be ... «Grist, Mar 14»
