35,000-year record of pollen, charcoal and NPP from Bass Strait, southeast Australia
- 1. Australian National University
- 2. Montana State University
Description
We reconstruct the last glacial vegetation (pollen record), fire (charcoal record) and lake levels (NPP record) for Bass Strait. Results show the Bass Strait area was characterized by Eucalyptus woodland and shrubland vegetation, with high fire activity and lake levels from 35,000 to 29,000 years ago. Grassland expanded at the expense of woodland after this period, with a decline in fire activity and lake levels.
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Funding provided by: Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage*
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Funding provided by: Australian Government Research Training Program*
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