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Patterns, mechanisms, and legacies of abrupt climate change: examining the Younger Dryas in eastern North America
Increasing global temperatures from anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions are driving widespread climatological and ecological changes …
David Fastovich
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More than One Way to Kill a Spruce Forest: The Role of Fire and Climate in the Late-Glacial Termination of Spruce Woodlands across the Southern Great Lakes
In the southern Great Lakes Region, North America, between 19,000 and 8,000 years ago, temperatures rose by 2.5-6.5 degrees C and …
Allison M. Jensen, David Fastovich, Benjamin I. Watson, Jacqueline L. Gill, Stephen T. Jackson, James M. Russell, Joseph Bevington, Kate Hayes, Katherine B. Lininger, Claire Rubbelke, Grace C. Schellinger, John W. Williams
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More than One Way to Kill a Spruce Forest: The Role of Fire and Climate in the Late-Glacial Termination of Spruce Woodlands across the Southern Great Lakes
Spatial Fingerprint of Younger Dryas Cooling and Warming in Eastern North America
Abstract The Younger Dryas (YD, 12.9-11.7 ka) is the most recent, near-global interval of abrupt climate change with rates similar to …
David Fastovich, James M. Russell, Stephen T. Jackson, Teresa R. Krause, Shaun A. Marcott, John W. Williams
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Spatial Fingerprint of Younger Dryas Cooling and Warming in Eastern North America
Temperature Controls on No-Analog Community Establishment in the Great Lakes Region
Temperature reconstructions in eastern North America from pollen are rife in the literature, but these reconstructions cannot be used …
David Fastovich
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