Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark

Morten Fischer Mortensen; Charlie Christensen; Jørgen Holm; Bent Vad Odgaard; Jesper Olsen; Kaare Lund Rasmussen; Morten Fischer Mortensen

Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark

Morten Fischer Mortensen, Charlie Christensen, Jørgen Holm, Bent Vad Odgaard, Jesper Olsen, Kaare Lund Rasmussen, Morten Fischer Mortensen (Editor)

Environmental Archaeology and Materials Science

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark : new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin
Number of pages	38
Place of Publication	Århus
Publisher	Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut
Publication date	2008
Pages	1-38
Publication status	Published - 2008

Series	Aarhus Geoscience - PhD thesis
Number	30
Volume	Appendix 1
ISSN	1396-5263

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Mortensen, M. F., Christensen, C., Holm, J., Odgaard, B. V., Olsen, J., Lund Rasmussen, K., & Mortensen, M. F. (Ed.) (2008). Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark. In Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark: new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin (pp. 1-38). Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut.

Mortensen, Morten Fischer ; Christensen, Charlie ; Holm, Jørgen et al. / Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes : a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark. Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark: new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin. Århus : Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut, 2008. pp. 1-38 (Aarhus Geoscience - PhD thesis; No. 30, Vol. Appendix 1).

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Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark. / Mortensen, Morten Fischer ; Christensen, Charlie; Holm, Jørgen et al.
Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark: new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin. Århus: Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut, 2008. p. 1-38 (Aarhus Geoscience - PhD thesis; No. 30, Vol. Appendix 1).

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Mortensen MF , Christensen C, Holm J, Odgaard BV, Olsen J, Lund Rasmussen K et al. Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark. In Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark: new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin. Århus: Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut. 2008. p. 1-38. (Aarhus Geoscience - PhD thesis; No. 30, Vol. Appendix 1).

Mortensen, Morten Fischer et al. "Basin development during the late glacial in recently deglaciated areas as influenced by sedimentary, climatic and biotic processes: a case study of kettle hole despoits at Slotseng, Denmark". Biostratigraphy and chronology of the terrestrial late Weichselian in Denmark: new investigations of the vegetation development based on pollen and plant macrofossils in the Slotseng basin. Århus: Aarhus Universitet, Geologisk Institut. (Aarhus Geoscience - PhD thesis; Journal number 30, Vol. Appendix 1). 2008, 1-38.