Postglacial Range Contraction
Postglacial Range Contraction is a biogeographical phenomenon denoting the reduction in the geographical distribution of a species or population following the retreat of glacial ice, distinguished from other range contractions by its occurrence in the ecological and climatic transitions subsequent to the last glacial maximum.
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Postglacial Environments in the Canadian Rocky Mountains
Calvin J. Heusser · Ecological Monographs · 1956 · 167 citations
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