A long continuous pollen sequence from north-eastern Australia

A. P. Kershaw

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    Abstract

    FEW pollen diagrams from Australian Quaternary deposits have been published and none of these extends beyond 10,000 BP. In north-eastern Australia, Lake Euramoo1 provides a pollen record from 9,700 BP to 1,500 BP and Quincan Crater2 gives evidence of vegetation changes from 7,250 BP to the present day. Here I outline results from a third site on the Atherton Tableland, Lynch's Crater, which provides a much longer vegetation record.

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)222-223
    Number of pages2
    JournalNature
    Volume251
    Issue number5472
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1 Dec 1974

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    Kershaw, A. P. / A long continuous pollen sequence from north-eastern Australia. In: Nature. 1974 ; Vol. 251, No. 5472. pp. 222-223.
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    In: Nature, Vol. 251, No. 5472, 01.12.1974, p. 222-223.

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