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Contents
a preface and perspective | 1 |
The relationship between landuse change and variations | 19 |
Recent vegetative change and the management of Ilkley | 39 |
Copyright | |
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afforestation agricultural animals arable Atherden Barbados biogeographical biogeographical impact birds bracken Britain British Brownian burning Calluna century clearance conifer Countryside crop crowberry dicotyledons distribution disturbance dominated drainage ecological ecosystems effects enclosures environment environmental erosion evidence extinctions factors farming Figure Flandrian flora forest Forestry Commission Geography gley grass grassland community habitat hay meadows heather hedgerows Howardian Hills Ilkley Moor increase indicate island land land-use change landscape lowland McNaughton Mesolithic mesotrophic grasslands moorland Morton Lochs National Park Nature Conservancy Council Neolithic North York Moors number of species occur pasture peat Pennines period Phytologist pollen diagrams pollen record prehistoric present productivity Pteridium quadrats reduced REFERENCES CITED region result Scotland scrub Serengeti Sheail Simmons Smith soil South Loch species diversity survey Table Taylor Teesdale township tree upland vegetation changes Wainfleet Wales Wellesley township wildlife wood woodland woodlots Yorkshire zone
Bibliographic information
| Title | Biogeographical Monographs, Issue 2 Biogeographical Monographs, Biogeographical Monographs |
| Author | Richard T. Smith |
| Contributor | Biogeography Study Group |
| Publisher | Biogeography Study Group |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | Aug 30, 2010 |
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