Pollen analysis of a 2 m core from the floor of Crown Lagoon in the Midlands of Tasmania indicates that the vegetation varied from grassy woodland through grassland to grassy woodland and grassy open-forest during late Pleistocene and Holocene times. It is suggested that these variations represent changes of climate from moister to colder and drier conditions. during the later part of the Last Glacial Stage (25 000-10 000 BP) with a return to moister conditions in the Holocene. The core is undated
A record is presented of late Quaternary deposits from two sections on the Lumeah Point Peninsula, P...
A study of marine and freshwater swamp deposits and landforms in northwestern Tasmania reveals that...
A record of vegetation and environmental change over the past 3000 years was obtained through pollen...
This thesis contains the results and conclusions of the first research in Tasmania using pollen ana...
Pollen analysis of a sequence of post-glacial deposits north of the old railway bridge over the King...
Tasmania’s dry, inland east is ideally positioned to inform models of late Quaternary environmental ...
Plant-sociological and climatic classification of the Australian Nothofagus cunninghamii rain forest...
Artículo de publicación ISIAim To reconstruct the Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation history of we...
The study of fossil pollen grains (palynology) is an extremely useful tool for understanding past Qu...
Organic-rich sands and silts estimated to be about 25 000 to 40 000 years in age indicate that alpin...
Fossils of Microstrobos niphophilus and pollen in glacial lake clays that underlie till of the Penul...
Investigation of Eucalyptus spp. pollen transport modes on Liawenee Moor in Tasmania revealed that i...
Accumulations of plant macrofossils in lake sediments provide useful tools for identifying past loc...
Aim To test competing hypotheses about the timing and extent of Holocene landscape opening using pol...
Numerous palaeoclimatic investigations have been undertaken throughout New Zealand in an attempt to ...
A record is presented of late Quaternary deposits from two sections on the Lumeah Point Peninsula, P...
A study of marine and freshwater swamp deposits and landforms in northwestern Tasmania reveals that...
A record of vegetation and environmental change over the past 3000 years was obtained through pollen...
This thesis contains the results and conclusions of the first research in Tasmania using pollen ana...
Pollen analysis of a sequence of post-glacial deposits north of the old railway bridge over the King...
Tasmania’s dry, inland east is ideally positioned to inform models of late Quaternary environmental ...
Plant-sociological and climatic classification of the Australian Nothofagus cunninghamii rain forest...
Artículo de publicación ISIAim To reconstruct the Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation history of we...
The study of fossil pollen grains (palynology) is an extremely useful tool for understanding past Qu...
Organic-rich sands and silts estimated to be about 25 000 to 40 000 years in age indicate that alpin...
Fossils of Microstrobos niphophilus and pollen in glacial lake clays that underlie till of the Penul...
Investigation of Eucalyptus spp. pollen transport modes on Liawenee Moor in Tasmania revealed that i...
Accumulations of plant macrofossils in lake sediments provide useful tools for identifying past loc...
Aim To test competing hypotheses about the timing and extent of Holocene landscape opening using pol...
Numerous palaeoclimatic investigations have been undertaken throughout New Zealand in an attempt to ...
A record is presented of late Quaternary deposits from two sections on the Lumeah Point Peninsula, P...
A study of marine and freshwater swamp deposits and landforms in northwestern Tasmania reveals that...
A record of vegetation and environmental change over the past 3000 years was obtained through pollen...