2020
DOI: 10.1111/bor.12436
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Postglacial history of East European boreal forests in the mid‐Kama region, pre‐Urals, Russia

Abstract: The Ural Mountains are an important climatic and biogeographical barrier between European and Siberian forests. In order to shed light on the postglacial formation and evolution of the boreal forests in the European pre‐Urals, we obtained a peat sediment core, Chernaya, from the Paltinskoe bog located between the southern taiga and hemiboreal forest zone in the mid‐Kama region. We carried out pollen analysis, non‐pollen palynomorph analysis, loss‐on‐ignition tests and radiocarbon dating. Radiocarbon dated reco… Show more

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“…In contrast to the suggested mid-Holocene migration wave (Ponomarev 1948;Fig. 6), the well-dated records from Upper (Zaretskaya et al 2020) and Middle Kama (Shumilovskikh et al 2020a) do not show any long-term dry phases that could cause a northward spread of the steppe vegetation. Nevertheless, both datasets reveal a maximum of broadleaved deciduous trees between 4700 and 3400 years BP in the Upper and 4000 and 2300 years BP in the Middle Kama regions, indicating rather warm climate conditions.…”
Section: Evaluation Of the Concepts On The Origin And Development Of The Kungur Forest-steppementioning
confidence: 67%
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“…In contrast to the suggested mid-Holocene migration wave (Ponomarev 1948;Fig. 6), the well-dated records from Upper (Zaretskaya et al 2020) and Middle Kama (Shumilovskikh et al 2020a) do not show any long-term dry phases that could cause a northward spread of the steppe vegetation. Nevertheless, both datasets reveal a maximum of broadleaved deciduous trees between 4700 and 3400 years BP in the Upper and 4000 and 2300 years BP in the Middle Kama regions, indicating rather warm climate conditions.…”
Section: Evaluation Of the Concepts On The Origin And Development Of The Kungur Forest-steppementioning
confidence: 67%
“…Although the most herbaceous plants have low pollen productivity and dispersal capability, NAP values in recent surface samples from forests vary between 11 and 35% and meadows between 40 and 77% in Spasskaya Gora (Shumilovskikh et al 2020b), indicating high load of herbs pollen in modern open forests. In comparison, the pollen record Chernaya from a peat bog Paltinskoe located in a hemiboreal forest around 100 km NW of Spasskaya Gora shows that NAP values vary between 1 and 27% during the late Holocene (Shumilovskikh et al 2020a). Pollen records from the East European forest -steppe (Shumilovskikh et al 2018;Feurdean et al 2021) show variation of AP values between 10 and 75% since the Middle Holocene, indicating that Spasskaya Gora was covered by forests rather than typical forest-steppe.…”
Section: Vegetation History Of Spasskaya Goramentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Уточнения требуют, прежде всего, западные, южные и восточные, границы Кунгурской лесостепи. Особенно важно установить во времени их изменения, которые предположительно носят транзитивный, циклический характер из-за климатических колебаний и деятельности человека [29]. В приложение к Красной книге заносятся естественно редкие, а также малоизученные виды, для которых велика вероятность попадания в основной список Красной книги (табл.…”
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