Dynamics of the range of Artemisia genus over the territory of Western Siberia and adjacent regions in holocene in connection with climate change on the basis of pollen data

Reconstruction of the dynamics of the range of Artemisia genus was carried out with the help of palynoareological method on the basis of the data of 97 pollen diagrams from the territory of Western Siberia and the Altai-Sayan mountainous region over the millennial time sections since the Late Glacia...

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Geological time
Grasslands
Holocene
landscapes
Life Sciences
Mountain regions
Mountains
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