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Palaeoecological reconstruction of the late Pleistocene, based on loess malacofauna in Hungary
Krolopp, E.; Pál, S. (1995). Palaeoecological reconstruction of the late Pleistocene, based on loess malacofauna in Hungary. GeoJournal 36(2-3): 213-222. https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/bf00813173
In: GeoJournal. Springer: Dordrecht; London; Boston. ISSN 0343-2521; e-ISSN 1572-9893, more
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Keyword
    High resolution
Author keywords
    Temporal change; Environmental management; Soil type; short duration

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  • Krolopp, E.
  • Pál, S.

Abstract
    Molluscs, collected from loess and loess-like profiles of Hungary by a method developed for high resolution stratigraphic studies, were statistically evaluated for a palaeoenvironmental reconstruction. Species were ranged according to 4 important ecological factors, namely: soil type, air humidity, temperature and vegetation. Based on temporal change in dominance, palaeoecological periods were discerned. During the Würm glacial period 5 major changes were detected by this method. Between the fourth and fifth interval so delimited (Late Würm and late glacial periods) 9 events of short duration could be identified and their ecological significance was reconstructed.

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