Ecography · 1979 · 47 citations · 19 references
Landscape ProcessesHistorical GeographyBiodiversityBiographical ZonationEcological ResearchBiogeographyLong-term Ecological ResearchNorthern Biogeographical ZonesForest ConservationGeographyForestryEnvironmental HistoryHuman EcologyEcological ConceptsSocial EcologyForest BiologySimilar ExpressionsSocial Sciences
The author stresses the need for more clearly defined concepts and terms related to ecological research in the northern biogeographical zones and regions. The concepts ‘arctic’, ‘subarctic’, ‘tundra’, ‘forest‐tundra’, ‘open woodland’ (and similar expressions), ‘taiga’, etc., are discussed below. The expressions ‘tree’ and ‘forest’ are briefly mentioned. The main interest below is focused on terms related to the tree‐ and timber‐ (forest‐) lines and their interrelations.
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D. B. O. Savile · ARCTIC · 1964 · 156 citations · Full text
Evolutionary Biology, Marine Biodiversity, North Atlantic Biota +2