The Pyrenean Lake Montcortès sediments hold the longest continuous and absolutely varve-dated record of the Mediterranean region, encompassing the last three millennia, from the Late Bronze Age to the present. The high-resolution paleoecological reconstruction of the Montcortès sequence using pollen…
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Montcortès: a unique Mediterranean paleoecological record of the last 3000 years
Tagged with: anthropization, Bronze Age, climate change, Contemporary Times, cultivation, deforestation, ecology, fire, grazing, hemp Cannabis, human disturbance, Iron Age, lad use, Last millenia, Middle Ages, Modern Age, Montcortès, paleoclimatology, paleoecology, palynology, pollen, Pyrenees, Quaternary, retting, Roman Empire, vegetation change, vegetation dynamics
Posted in My publications, Research papers
Posted in My publications, Research papers
Video on the paleoecological study of a Pyrenean lake with annually-laminated sediments covering the last millennia
Tagged with: anthropocene, biodiversity, Catalonia, climate change, conservation, cultural change, deforestation, ecology, environmental degradation, fire, history, human disturbance, Limnology, Montcortès, natural resources, paleoecology, paleolimnology, palynology, pollen, popular science, Pyrenees, Quaternary, socio-ecology, vegetation change, vegetation dynamics
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Posted in Videos
