The temperature of Europe during the Holocene reconstructed from pollen data

Quaternary Science Reviews

Volumn 22, Issue 15-17, 2003, Pages 1701-1716

  Davis, B A S ^a,b   Brewer, S ^b   Stevenson, A C ^a   Guiot, J ^c   Allen, J ^d   Almqvist Jacobson, H ^d   Ammann, B ^d   Andreev, A A ^d   Argant, J ^d   Atanassova, J ^d   Balwierz, Z ^d   Barnosky, C D ^d   Bartley, D D ^d   De Beaulieu, J L ^d   Beckett, S C ^d   Behre, K E ^d   Bennett, K D ^d   Berglund, B E B ^d   Beug, H J ^d   Bezusko, L ^d   Binka, K ^d   Birks, H H ^d   Birks, H J B ^d   Bjorck S ^d   Bliakhartchouk, T ^d   Bogdel, I ^d   Bonatti, E ^d   Bottema, S ^d   Bozilova, E D B ^d   Bradshaw, R ^d   Brown, A P ^d   Brugiapaglia, E ^d   Carrion, J ^d   Chernavskaya, M ^d   Clerc, J ^d   Clet, M ^d   Couteaux M ^d   Craig, A J ^d   Cserny, T ^d   Cwynar, L C ^d   Dambach, K ^d   De Valk, E J ^d   Digerfeldt, G ^d   Diot, M F ^d   Eastwood, W ^d   Elina, G ^d   Filimonova, L ^d   Filipovitch, L ^d   Gaillard Lemdhal, M J ^d   Gauthier, A ^d   Goransson H ^d   Guenet, P ^d   Gunova, V ^d   Hall, V A H ^d   Harmata, K ^d   Hicks, S ^d   Huckerby, E ^d   Huntley, B ^d   Huttunen, A ^d   Hyvarinen H ^d   Ilves, E ^d   Jacobson, G L ^d   Jahns, S ^d   Jankovska V ^d   Johansen J ^d   Kabailiene, M ^d   Kelly, M G ^d   Khomutova, V I ^d   Konigsson L K ^d   Kremenetski, C ^d   Kremenetskii, K V ^d   Krisai, I ^d   Krisai, R ^d   Kvavadze, E ^d   Lamb, H ^d   Lazarova, M A ^d   Litt, T ^d   Lotter, A F ^d   Lowe, J J ^d   Magyari, E ^d   Makohonienko, M ^d   Mamakowa, K ^d   Mangerud, J ^d   Mariscal, B ^d   Markgraf, V ^d   McKeever, ^d   Mitchell, F J G ^d   Munuera, M ^d   Nicol Pichard, S ^d   Noryskiewicz, B ^d   Odgaard, B V ^d   Panova, N K ^d   Pantaleon Cano, J ^d   Paus, A A ^d   Pavel, T ^d   Peglar, S M ^d   Penalba, M C ^d   Pennington, W ^d   Perez Obiol, R ^d   Pushenko, M ^d   Ralska Jasiewiszowa, M ^d   Ramfjord, H ^d   Regnell, J ^d   Rybnickova, E ^d   Rybnickova, M ^d   Saarse, L ^d   Sanchez Gomez, M F ^d   Sarmaja Korjonen, K ^d   Sarv, A ^d   Seppa, H ^d   Sivertsen, S ^d   Smith, A G ^d   Spiridonova, E A ^d   Stancikaite, M ^d   Stefanova, J ^d   Stewart, D A ^d   Suc, J P ^d   Svobodova, H ^d   Szczepanek, K ^d   Tarasov, P ^d   Tobolski, K ^d   Tonkov, S P ^d   Turner, J ^d   Van der Knaap, W O ^d   Van Leeuwen, J F N ^d   Vasari, A ^d   Vasari, Y ^d   Verbruggen, C ^d   Vergne, V ^d   Veski, S ^d   Visset, L ^d   Vuorela, I ^d   Wacnik, A ^d   Walker, M J C ^d   Waller, M P ^d   Watson, C S ^d   Watts, W A ^d   Whittington, G ^d   Willis, K J ^d   Willutzki, H ^d   Yelovicheva, Y ^d   Yll, E I ^d   Zelikson, E M ^d   Zernitskaya, V P ^d   more..

^a NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

^b AVIGNON UNIVERSITÉ   (France)

^c CEREGE   (France)

^d NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

BIOMARKERS; CLIMATOLOGY; DATA REDUCTION; TIME SERIES ANALYSIS;

POLLEN GRAINS;

ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE;

HOLOCENE; PALEOCLIMATE; PALEOTEMPERATURE; PALYNOLOGY; POLLEN;

EUROPE;

EID: 0042267248     PISSN: 02773791     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0277-3791(03)00173-2     Document Type: Article

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