Lecture 1 - Gareth Phoenix Flashcards

1
Q

Devensian cold stage ..-..

A

115,000-10,000 BP

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2
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Interstadials are periods of ..

A

warmth

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3
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stadials are periods of ..

A

cold

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4
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ICUDWLF

A
Ipswichian interglacial
Chelford interstadial
Upton Warren interstadial
Dimlington stadial
Windermere interstadial
Loch Lomond stadial
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5
Q

Modern February temperature …

July …

A

4C

17C

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6
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Chelford insterstadial was ….BP and had …, .. and .. trees.

February temperature …, July …

… and .. species

A

60,000
birch, pine and spruce
-10C, 17C
temperate, boreal

  • brown bear, fox, red deer, spotted hyena, reindeer, wooly rhinoceros, horse, elk
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7
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Upton Warren interstdial was ..-..BP and had … .. and .. (no trees)

February temperature …
July …C

A

42,000 - 38,000
Dwarf willows, birch
-15C
17C

  • Thermophilous species and arctic alpines
  • Mammoths etc.
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8
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Dimlington Stadial was …BP and had the maximum extension of .. ..
It was a long cold period so larger .. forced …

A
21,000
Devensian Ice (had ice sheets)

herbivores, south

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9
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Windermere interstadial was …BP

Had park-tundra vegetation with copses of … and had .. woods in south and east

July temperatures ..-..C

A

13,000
Birch, pine
17-18
-Also had reduction of ice caps

-Herb and moss tundra replaced by vegetation rich in shrubs, trees and woodland

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10
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Loch Lomond stadial was … years long

Patchy .. and tundra, tree … and .. survived

July temperatures ..-..C

Caused by disruption in .. ..?

A

1000 (around 10,000BP)
Permafrost, birches, pine
10-12

Gulf stream

-

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11
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Forest formation began around …BC

A

10,000

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12
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Godwin zones formed based on stratigraphy of ..

A

peatlands

-It’s a climatic subdivision of post-glacial period

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13
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Pre-Boreal was dated …BC, had a ..-.. climate and fits in the Godwinzone ..

A

9500
Sub-Arctic
IV

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14
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Boreal is dated ..BC, had a .. and .. climate and fits in the Godwin zones .. and ..

A

7600
Warmer and dry
V, VI

-Zone V

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15
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The Atlantic period is dated ..BC, had … and .. … climate and Godwin zone …

temperature up to ..C higher than today

A

5500
Warm and wet oceanic
VIIa
2.5C

  • Forest Maximum occured during this time
  • Drier than VIIb
  • Trees highest altitudes and latitudes
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16
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The sub-boreal period is dated …BC, had .. and .. .. climate and fit in Godwin zone …

A

3000
Warm, dry, continental
VIIb
-had rapid alder increase

17
Q

The sub-atlantic period is dated ..BC, had .. and .. .. climate and fit in Godwin zone …

This zone had a higher apperance of .. pollen than zone VII

A

500
Cool, wet, oceanic
VIII

birch

  • also beech, hornbeam spores appeared
  • and non-tree pollen increase relative to tree
18
Q

Godwin Zone VII is separated based on the .. ..

A

elm decline

  • lime peaks during this
  • alder also becomes important
  • forest maxima
19
Q

Godwin Zone VI is known as the ..-.. periiod

includes expansion of …, …, … , …, …

A

hazel-pine

elm, hhzel, oak, lime , alder
-lots of pine

20
Q

Godwin Zone V is the ..-..-.. period

lasted ..–..BC
had .. expansion, NW .. dominance
S … dominance

A

hazel-birch-pine

7600-5500BC

hazel, birch, pine
-thermophilous evidence

21
Q

Zone IV is the post-glacial birch zone and .. is the dominant tree followed by …. and …

climate was … and period took place at …

A

birch, willows, juniper

sub-arctic
9500bc

-pine important in forests of south and east

22
Q

Zone III is the .. .. ..

A

Upper Dryas Zone (Loch Lomond stadial)

23
Q

Zone VII is the … ..

A
Allerod Interstadial (Windermere)
-Establishment of birch woods and copses
24
Q

Godwin zones I-III
……
… …
.. ..

A

Pre -windemere
windemere interstadial
loch llomond

25
Q
Forest maxima 
Birch restricted to .. ..
Pine north .. and ..., .. regions
Oak was .., .., ..
South and east regions had .. species
A

North scotland
upland, western, set
north, centeral, west
thermophilous