Volume 23, Issue 3

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May 2014

Special Issue: It’s all in the detail: a tribute to Hilary Birks and her contributions to palaeoecology

Issue Editors:

Anne E. Bjune,
Kathy J. Willis

12 articles in this issue

It’s all in the detail: a tribute to Hilary Birks and her contributions to palaeoecology
Anne E. Bjune
Kathy J. Willis
Editorial 04 March 2014 Pages: 175 - 176
Tundra and boreal forest of interior Alaska during terminal MIS 6 and MIS 5e
Nancy H. Bigelow
Mary E. Edwards
Charles E. Schweger
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 177 - 193
Living on the good soil: relationships between soils, vegetation and human settlement during the late Allerød period in Denmark
Morten Fischer Mortensen
Peter Steen Henriksen
Ole Bennike
Original Article Open access 04 March 2014 Pages: 195 - 205
Tree taxa immigration to the eastern Baltic region, southeastern sector of Scandinavian glaciation during the Late-glacial period (14,500–11,700 cal. b.p.)
Leeli Amon
Siim Veski
Jüri Vassiljev
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 207 - 216
Palynological richness and evenness: insights from the taxa accumulation curve
Thomas Giesecke
Brigitta Ammann
Arthur Brande
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 217 - 228
Late glacial and Holocene environmental changes inferred from sediments in Lake Myklevatnet, Nordfjord, western Norway
Atle Nesje
Jostein Bakke
John A. Matthews
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 229 - 248
The potential of stomata analysis in conifers to estimate presence of conifer trees: examples from the Alps
Brigitta Ammann
Willem O. van der Knaap
Willy Tinner
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 249 - 264
Representation of aquatic vegetation change by plant macrofossils in a small and shallow freshwater lake
Gina H. Clarke
Carl D. Sayer
Yan Zhao
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 265 - 276
Roman impact on the landscape near castellum Fectio, The Netherlands
Valerie van den Bos
Otto Brinkkemper
Bas van Geel
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 277 - 298
After 8 years of annual pollen trapping across the tree line in western Norway: are the data still anomalous?
Anne Elisabeth Bjune
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 299 - 308
Challenges in the presentation and analysis of plant-macrofossil stratigraphical data
H. John B. Birks
Original Article 04 March 2014 Pages: 309 - 330
First records and potential palaeoecological significance of Dianella (Xanthorrhoeaceae), an extinct representative of the native flora of Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
Núria Cañellas-Boltà
Valentí Rull
Olga Margalef
Short Communication 04 March 2014 Pages: 331 - 338

Volume 23, Issue 3

It’s all in the detail: a tribute to Hilary Birks and her contributions to palaeoecology

Tundra and boreal forest of interior Alaska during terminal MIS 6 and MIS 5e

Living on the good soil: relationships between soils, vegetation and human settlement during the late Allerød period in Denmark

Tree taxa immigration to the eastern Baltic region, southeastern sector of Scandinavian glaciation during the Late-glacial period (14,500–11,700 cal. b.p.)

Palynological richness and evenness: insights from the taxa accumulation curve

Late glacial and Holocene environmental changes inferred from sediments in Lake Myklevatnet, Nordfjord, western Norway

The potential of stomata analysis in conifers to estimate presence of conifer trees: examples from the Alps

Representation of aquatic vegetation change by plant macrofossils in a small and shallow freshwater lake

Roman impact on the landscape near castellum Fectio, The Netherlands

After 8 years of annual pollen trapping across the tree line in western Norway: are the data still anomalous?

Challenges in the presentation and analysis of plant-macrofossil stratigraphical data

First records and potential palaeoecological significance of Dianella (Xanthorrhoeaceae), an extinct representative of the native flora of Rapa Nui (Easter Island)

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