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Environmental archaeology --- Environmental archaeology --- Holocene --- Würm (glaciation)
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Res. en francés e inglés.
Würm (glaciation) --- Magdalénien --- Azilien --- Climat --- Paléoenvironnement --- Glacial epoch --- Magdalenian culture --- Azilian culture --- Climatic changes --- Environmental archaeology --- Changements --- Würm (glaciation) --- Magdalénien --- Paléoenvironnement
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This book discusses the lithic technology of the neighboring sites of Ruien and Kerkhove (Belgium). The Final-Palaeolithic occupation of Ruien took place during the harsh climatic conditions of the Younger Dryas. The Early and Middle Mesolithic hunter-gatherers from Kerkhove on the other hand lived in the temperate and forested environments of the subsequent Early Holocene period. The aim of this work is more precisely to gain a better understanding of how the practice of flintknapping evolved throughout this time period. Should we describe it as a period of long-term stability or as a period of technological rupture and innovation? Can we pinpoint precise moments of change and how are these changes expressed? In the raw material procurement strategies? In the knapping methods or knapping techniques? Or even in the spatial organization of technological behavior at the sites?00To provide an answer to some of these questions, the lithic artefacts of Ruien and Kerkhove have been subjected to a detailed analysis, among others by means of lithic refitting. For Ruien, the refitting demonstrates an early adoption of some of the knapping procedures considered typical for lithic industries occurring at the end of the Younger Dryas and the beginning of the Holocene. For the Early Mesolithic of Kerkhove, based on the presence of more elaborate chaînes opératoires, the refitting results advocate a greater affinity with Final-Palaeolithic traditions than often acknowledged. Finally, the analysis also yielded important new results for the Middle Mesolithic, that remained poorly known at a technological level until now. During the latter, the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt (RMS) area sees the introduction of new knapping methods, knapping techniques and knapping objectives marking a clear rupture with the preceding periods.
Industrie lithique --- Würm (glaciation) --- Holocène --- Excavations (Archaeology) --- Excavations (Archaeology). --- Flintknapping --- Flintknapping. --- Paleolithic period --- Paleolithic period. --- History --- History. --- Tools, Prehistoric --- Prehistoric peoples
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Zone froide --- Cold zones --- Glace --- ice --- Météorologie --- Meteorology --- Échange thermique --- Heat transfer --- Géomorphologie --- Geomorphology --- Végétation --- vegetation --- Climatologie --- Climatology --- Impact sur l'environnement --- Environmental impact --- Modèle --- Models --- vegetation. --- Geographie physique --- Anthropique --- Glaciation
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Climates [Glacial ] --- Climats glaciaires --- Eiszeitalter --- Eiszeiten --- Englacement --- Englaciation --- Glaciaire [Période ] --- Glacial climates --- Glacial epoch --- Glaciale perioden --- Glacials --- Glaciation --- Glaciations --- Ice age --- Ijstijd --- Ijstijden --- Ijstijdvakken --- Paleo-ecologie --- Paleoecology --- Paléoécologie --- Période glaciaire --- Périodes glaciaires --- Âge glaciaire --- Époque glaciaire --- Époques glaciaires --- 551.33 --- Climates, Glacial --- Paleoclimatology --- Palaeoecology --- Ecology --- Paleobiology --- Ice Age --- Geology, Stratigraphic --- Glacial geology --- 551.33 Glacial geology
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Contains background papers and summary group reports from a workshop concerned with the environmental records contained in the layered sequences of ice sheets and glaciers. Examines: a) how glaciers record and preserve environmental processes; b)establishing ice core chronology; c)anthropogenic impacts recorded in glaciers; d)ice-core record of long-term global changes in the environment.
Ice --- Glaciers --- Ice sheets --- Glace --- Inlandsis --- Glacial ice covers --- Ice covers, Glacial --- Ice mantles --- Mantles, Ice --- Sheets, Ice --- Ice caps --- Ice shelves --- Cryosphere --- Glaciology --- Meltwater --- Frozen water --- Frost --- Glaciation --- Geology. Earth sciences --- Environmental protection. Environmental technology --- Paleoecology --- Congresses --- Composition --- Paléoécologie --- Congrès --- Congresses. --- Physical geography --- Water --- Composition&delete& --- Paleoecology - Congresses --- Ice - Composition - Congresses --- Glaciers - Congresses --- Ice sheets - Congresses
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À moins de 100 km de Rome, il existe un minuscule glacier qui constitue l’unique relique d’un englacement passé beaucoup plus étendu. Au cours de campagnes de terrain menées d’un bout à l’autre de la péninsule italienne, l’auteur a recherché sur le terrain les traces du passage de ces glaciers disparus. L’étude et la cartographie des formes d’origine glaciaire ont servi à la reconstitution des limites des anciens glaciers. Au-delà, la confrontation avec les travaux des palynologues, paléoclimatologues, géologues et préhistoriens a permis à l’auteur d’établir un scénario cohérent des glaciations et phases de disparition des glaciers de l'Apennin. L'ouvrage propose pour la première fois une vision d’ensemble épurée de l’englacement passé de l’Apennin, qui est comparé à celui d’autres montagnes européennes. Accompagné de nombreuses photographies en couleurs et illustrations, clairement écrit et solidement argumenté, l’ouvrage constitue une contribution importante aux recherches de géographie physique sur les milieux méditerranéens et montagnards.
Music and language --- Sémiotique et musique --- Musique et langage --- Music --- Musique --- Sémiotique et musique --- Philosophy and aesthetics --- Congresses. --- Semiotics --- Congresses --- Philosophie et esthétique --- Congrès --- 102 --- Glaciers --- Geomorphology --- Paleontology --- Fossilogy --- Fossilology --- Palaeontology --- Paleontology, Zoological --- Paleozoology --- Historical geology --- Zoology --- Fossils --- Prehistoric animals in motion pictures --- Geomorphic geology --- Physiography --- Physical geography --- Landforms --- Cryosphere --- Ice --- Glaciology --- Meltwater --- glaciation --- géomorphologie --- montagne --- glacier
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Alfred Russel Wallace is best known as the codiscoverer, with Charles Darwin, of natural selection, but he was also history's foremost tropical naturalist and the father of biogeography, the modern study of the geographical basis of biological diversity. Island Life has long been considered one of his most important works. In it he extends studies on the influence of the glacial epochs on organismal distribution patterns and the characteristics of island biogeography, a topic as vibrant and actively studied today as it was in 1880. The book includes history's first theory of continental glaciation based on a combination of geographical and astronomical causes, a discussion of island classification, and a survey of worldwide island faunas and floras. The year 2013 will mark the centennial of Wallace's death and will see a host of symposia and reflections on Wallace's contributions to evolution and natural history. This reissue of the first edition of Island Life, with a foreword by David Quammen and an extensive commentary by Lawrence R. Heaney, who has spent over three decades studying island biogeography in Southeast Asia, makes this essential and foundational reference available and accessible once again.
Biogeography. --- Island ecology. --- Glacial epoch. --- Ice Age --- Geology, Stratigraphic --- Insular ecology --- Islands --- Ecology --- Areography (Biology) --- Geographical distribution of animals and plants --- Species --- Species distribution --- Biology --- Geography --- Geographical distribution --- climate, weather, geology, fauna, flora, biology, botany, zoology, science, island, tropical, isolation, species, population, evolution, adaptation, biodiversity, darwin, alfred russel wallace, natural selection, naturalist, biogeography, glaciers, ice age, distribution patterns, continental glaciation, classification, reference, nonfiction.
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How do we explain the remarkably abrupt changes that sometimes occur in nature and society--and can we predict why and when they happen? This book offers a comprehensive introduction to critical transitions in complex systems--the radical changes that happen at tipping points when thresholds are passed. Marten Scheffer accessibly describes the dynamical systems theory behind critical transitions, covering catastrophe theory, bifurcations, chaos, and more. He gives examples of critical transitions in lakes, oceans, terrestrial ecosystems, climate, evolution, and human societies. And he demonstrates how to deal with these transitions, offering practical guidance on how to predict tipping points, how to prevent "bad" transitions, and how to promote critical transitions that work for us and not against us. Scheffer shows the time is ripe for understanding and managing critical transitions in the vast and complex systems in which we live. This book can also serve as a textbook and includes a detailed appendix with equations.Provides an accessible introduction to dynamical systems theory Covers critical transitions in lakes, oceans, terrestrial ecosystems, the climate, evolution, and human societies Explains how to predict tipping points Offers strategies for preventing "bad" transitions and triggering "good" ones Features an appendix with equations
Global environmental change. --- Ecological disturbances. --- Biogeography. --- Nature --- Threshold logic. --- System theory. --- Social evolution. --- Effect of human beings on. --- Allee effect. --- Great Barrier Reef. --- Hopf bifurcation. --- Lake Alderfen Broad. --- Sahara desert. --- adaptive capacity. --- aquatic vegetation. --- biomanipulation. --- catastrophe fold. --- catastrophic shift. --- coral reefs. --- dynamical systems. --- eutrophication. --- extinction of species. --- fold bifurcation. --- functional group. --- glaciation cycles. --- ice sheet dynamics. --- invasion. --- kelp. --- microcredits. --- overexploitation. --- overgrazing. --- paradigm shifts. --- poverty trap. --- quasiperiodic oscillations. --- refuge. --- runaway process. --- stability landscape. --- thermo-haline circulation. --- unstable equilibrium.
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