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palaeoecological

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  • adjective Alternative spelling of paleoecological.

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Examples

  • Archaeological and palaeoecological indications of an abrupt climate change in the Netherlands and evidence for climatological teleconnections around 2650 BP.

    Arctic climate variability prior to 100 years BP 2009

  • These provide many clues for research concerning palaeontological and palaeoecological methods, and enable palaeobiological processes to be reconstructed.

    Messel Pit fossil site, Germany 2008

  • A palaeoecological perspective on the origin of afromontane grasslands.

    Highveld grasslands 2008

  • A palaeoecological perspective on the origin of Afromontane grasslands.

    East African montane forests 2008

  • A palaeoecological perspective on the origin of Afromontane grasslands.

    Eastern Arc forests 2007

  • In NW-Europe (as indicated by palaeoecological and geological evidence) climate changed from relatively warm and continental to oceanic (cooler and wetter).

    Latest Articles knowledge.co.uk 2010

  • Death and resurrection of Caribbean coral reefs: a palaeoecological perspective.

    Featured Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth 2010

  • Archaeological and palaeoecological evidence for the abandonment of low-lying areas at the

    Latest Articles knowledge.co.uk 2010

  • Recent areas of particular interest include the palaeoecological study of biotic crises, and analyses of patterns of post-extinction recovery.

    RealClimate 2009

  • Selective extinction of suspension feeders and the prevalence of dwarfed organisms in the aftermath are palaeoecological consequences of these changes.

    RealClimate 2009

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