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MARC recordThe phenomenon of forest growth in Antarctica: a review / W.G. Chaloner, Geoffrey T. Creber.
| Title: | The phenomenon of forest growth in Antarctica: a review / W.G. Chaloner, Geoffrey T. Creber. |
| Author(s): | Chaloner, W. G. Creber, Geoffrey T. |
| Date: | 1989. |
| Publisher: | London: Geological Society |
| In: | Origins and evolution of the Antarctic biota. (1989.), |
| Abstract: | Using forestry techniques, speculates on conditions of photoperiod, solar input, solar-angle shading and ecotypic adaptation in high latitudes to account for fossil record of forest growth in polar regions. |
| Notes: | In: Origins and evolution of the Antarctic biota / J. Alistair Crame, ed. |
| Keywords: | 56 -- Palaeontology. 58 -- Botany. 581.035 -- Plants, influence of light. 581.9 -- Phytogeography. 634.0.181.65 -- Trees, environmental influence on. 551.521.1 -- Solar radiation. 551.521.16 -- Photometry, duration of daylight. B -- Geology and soil sciences. (*7) -- Antarctic regions. |
| SPRI record no.: | 99251 |
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