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• W1980154448 abstract "The Quaternary vegetation history of the unglaciated United States east of the Mississippi River has been reviewed in recent years by Whitehead (80, 81, 83) and, in a continental context, by Wright (87, 88). The emphasis in the present review is on Florida, the Coastal Plain from Georgia to Virginia, and the southern Appalachians (Figure 1). This region has the highest density of studied sites and presents a transect from tropical vegetation in southern Florida to temperate mesic forest in the mountains. New studies from Tennessee and Alabama are also considered (25, 26, 28, 29). The sequence of events closer to the Late Wisconsin ice margin in the central Appalachians has recently been described in detail (73) and is not reconsidered here. The review focuses on the time since 30,000 BP (radiocarbon years before present). This is the period for which there is good time control by radiocarbon dating and for which most information is available. Interglacial and older Pleistocene floras in the Southeast are little known. The history of vegetation in the Southeast continues to be of contemporary interest for three reasons: 1. The great development of ocean-core studies in the 1970s provides evidence by inference or by transfer-function for the reconstruction of past climates (13, 50, 55). Climate can also be inferred from pollen analysis (4, 20) of lake and bog sites. Both sources of climatic inference have practical and theoretical limitations, but it is of great interest to compare the two data" @default.
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• W1980154448 date "1980-11-01" @default.
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• W1980154448 title "The Late Quaternary Vegetation History of the Southeastern United States" @default.
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