POSSIBLE CLIMATIC AGENCIES IN DEVELOPMENT OF POST-GLACIAL HABITATS

[1] AHLMANN HW, 1948, GLACIOLOGICAL RESE 1

[2] AHLMANN HW, 1953, AMER GEOGR SOC NY

[3] BROWN PR, 1963, ROME S CLIMATIC CHAN, P109

[4] POSTGLACIAL HYPSITHERMAL INTERVAL [J]. SCIENCE, 1957, 125 (3240) : 182 - 184

[5] Flohn, 1954, WITTERUNG KLIMA MITT

[6] GLACIAL HISTORY OF ALASKA - ITS BEARING ON PALEOCLIMATIC THEORY [J]. ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 1961, 95 (01) : 290 - +

[7] KOCH L, 1945, MEDD GRONLAND, V130

[8] Ladurie Emmanuel Le Roy, 1960, ANN ECON SOC CIVIL, VXV, P434, DOI DOI 10.3406/AHESS.1960.421618

[9] Lamb H., 1962, WEATHER, V17, P381

[10] Lamb H.H., 1959, GEOGR ANN, V41, P94

[1] AHLMANN HW, 1948, GLACIOLOGICAL RESE 1

[2] AHLMANN HW, 1953, AMER GEOGR SOC NY

[3] BROWN PR, 1963, ROME S CLIMATIC CHAN, P109

[4] POSTGLACIAL HYPSITHERMAL INTERVAL [J]. SCIENCE, 1957, 125 (3240) : 182 - 184

[5] Flohn, 1954, WITTERUNG KLIMA MITT

[6] GLACIAL HISTORY OF ALASKA - ITS BEARING ON PALEOCLIMATIC THEORY [J]. ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 1961, 95 (01) : 290 - +

[7] KOCH L, 1945, MEDD GRONLAND, V130

[8] Ladurie Emmanuel Le Roy, 1960, ANN ECON SOC CIVIL, VXV, P434, DOI DOI 10.3406/AHESS.1960.421618

[9] Lamb H., 1962, WEATHER, V17, P381

[10] Lamb H.H., 1959, GEOGR ANN, V41, P94