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Tytuł:
Molluscan assemblages in Late Holocene deposits in Busko-Zdrój (Nida Basin, Southern Poland)
Autorzy:
Alexandrowicz, W. P.
Gołas-Siarzewska, M.
Tematy:
malacofauna
peat bog
late Holocene
Nida Basin
South Poland
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Wydawca:
Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza im. Stanisława Staszica w Krakowie. Wydawnictwo AGH
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https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/184670.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Late Holocene deposits containing abundant and well-preserved malacofauna were exposed within the Spa Park in Busko-Zdrój. Molluscan shells were found in sand, dark muds and calcareous muds. Dark and calcareous muds are intercalated by fine-grained sand and peat devoid of malacofauna. Ali these deposits were accumulated on swampy, flat bottom of wide river valley. The result of radiocarbon dating has shown that the formation of the deposits started in the upper part of the Subboreal Phase. Numerous Late Medieval portery shards were found in several topmost profile sections. The identified malacofauna suggests that similar climatic and habitat conditions prevailed throughout the entire sedimentation period. Snails typical of open habitats, accompanied by hygrophilous taxa, play a dominant role. Mesophilous and aquatic taxa occur in accessory proportions, while shadow-loving forms are virtually absent.
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Biblioteka Nauki
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Tytuł:
Late Holocene water-level changes in Lake Iso Lehmälampi, Southern Finland, reflected in subfossil Cladocerans and Chironomids
Autorzy:
Nevalainen, Liisa
Luoto, Tomi P.
Sarmaja- Korjonen, Kaarina
Tematy:
Chironomidae
Cladocera
climate
Finland
late Holocene
lake-level changes
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Wydawca:
Polska Akademia Nauk. Czytelnia Czasopism PAN
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2026067.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Anal y ses of subfossil cladocerans (Crustacea: Cladocera) and chi rono mids (Diptera: Chironomidae) were ap plied to ex am ine wa ter-level changes in a small and oligotrophic lake in south ern Fin land over the past 2000 years. Ma jor changes in the in ver te brate com mu ni ties oc curred ca. 400 AD on wards when the lit to ral cladoceran Alonella nana started to re place the plank tonic Eubosmina as the dom i nant spe cies and chi rono mids Psectrocladius sordidellus group and Zalutschia zalutschicola in creased. These changes were most likely due to a de creas ing wa ter level and an en larg ing pro por tion of the lit to ral area, pro vid ing suit able veg e ta tive hab i tats, e.g. aquatic bryophytes (mosses), for these taxa. The low er ing wa ter level reached its min i mum just be fore the Me di eval Warm Pe riod, ca. 800–1000 AD, af ter which the lake level rose again and re mained high un til mod ern times. A prom i nent change in the chi rono mid as - sem blages oc curred dur ing the 20th cen tury when Ablabesmyia monilis and Chironomus anthracinus type in creased, pre sum ably due to changes in wa ter chem is try, caused by anthropogenic load of pol lut ants.
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Biblioteka Nauki
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Tytuł:
Malacofauna in cave deposits of the Udorka valley (Krakow-Czestochowa Upland)
Autorzy:
Szymanek, M.
Krajcarz, M.T.
Krajcarz, M.
Sudol, M.
Tematy:
malacofauna
cave deposit
locality
Holocene
Middle Holocene
Late Holocene
Udorka valley
Krakow-Czestochowa Upland
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Wydawca:
Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika. Wydział Biologii i Ochrony Środowiska. Stowarzyszenie Malakologów Polskich
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/84684.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
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Tytuł:
Record of environmental changes and fluvial phases in the Late Holocene within the area of Podhale (the Carpathians, southern Poland) : studies in the Falsztyński valley
Autorzy:
Alexandrowicz, Witold Paweł
Tematy:
environmental changes
molluscs
flood phases
Late Holocene
Podhale Basin
Southern Poland
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Wydawca:
Państwowy Instytut Geologiczny – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2058641.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
The Falsztyński valley, in the eastern part of Podhale, Poland includes a low terrace spanning the stream channel, the structure of which has been studied in nine profiles. Five gravel levels and five mud levels with plant and abundant mollusc remains are described, temporally constrained by ten radiocarbon dates. The terrace deposits represent the terminal part of the Atlantic Phase and all of the Late Holocene. The mollusc analysis helped identify phases of environmental change, notably one in the Middle Ages connected with intensive settlement activities in the area of Podhale. These include deforestation, affecting mollusc communities with replacement of forest assemblages by open-country species. The gravel levels records increased fluvial activity periods correlated with humid climate phases. It is possible to distinguish five such periods corresponding to the transition of the Atlantic and Subboreal phases, the middle part of the Subboreal Phase, the transition of the Subboreal and Subatlantic phases, the younger part of the Subatlantic Phase, and the last 200 years. These correspond to the periods of increased fluvial activity in the valleys of other Carpathian rivers.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
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Tytuł:
Vegetation changes and human activity around Lake Łańskie (Olsztyn Lake District, NE Poland) from the mid Holocene, based on palynological study
Autorzy:
Madeja, Jacek
Opis:
Bottom sediments of Lake Łańskie in NE Poland (Olsztyn Lake District) were studied by pollen analysis, and vegetation changes from ca 4800 BC to modern times were reconstructed based on the results. Due to rapid sedimentation the changes in plant cover are recorded with high resolution. The variation of pollen spectra composition reflects changing shares of deciduous trees and the continuous dominance of pine forest. Nowadays the surroundings of Lake Łańskie are also heavily forested but as early as 1100 AD the deciduous trees began to be eliminated. On the basis of pollen data, five phases of increased human activity were distinguished. Based on the available archaeological chronology of local settlements, the first stage is connected with para-Neolithic groups of Ząbie-Szestno type and the Lusatian culture. They are followed by the West Baltic Barrow culture, Wielbark culture and Early Medieval Prussian tribes. The pollen record shows low intensity of exploitation of the terrain around Lake Łańskie, probably attributable to the brevity of episodes of human occupation in the near vicinity of the lake. The last phase, covering part of the Middle Ages (since ca 1000 AD) and modern times, is reflected in the most distinct vegetation changes on the pollen diagram, caused by increased intensity of settlement. In spite of the distinct diminution of forest cover around the lake the scale of deforestation was much lower than at other sites in NE Poland. The main aims of this paper were to describe the changes in the palaeoenvironment which took place around Lake Łańskie (Olsztyn Lake District) and to find those changes in the plant cover which were the effect of human activity, and to confirm whether the changes of palaeoenvironment around Lake Łańskie were noted at the same time in adjacent areas.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Holocene tufa in the Slovak Karst : facies, sedimentary environments and depositional history
Autorzy:
Gradziński, M.
Hercman, H.
Jaśkiewicz, M.
Szczurek, S.
Tematy:
fluvial tufa
perched spingline tufa
radiocarbon dating
Quaternary
late Holocene tufa decline
Central Carpathians
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Wydawca:
Państwowy Instytut Geologiczny – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2060325.pdf  Link otwiera się w nowym oknie
Opis:
Several tufa complexes are known in the Slovak Karst which is a typical karst area of a temperate climate. This area is built of Mesozoic carbonates, mainly Triassic in age. The karst systems drain carbonate plateaux and lead water to resurgences located in valleys which are up to 300 m deep. Below the resurgences there are Holocene fossil tufa deposits that exceed 12 m in thickness. The tufas include stromatolite, moss, phytoclastic, oncoidal, and intraclastic facies. Extensive barrages which once dammed the upper reaches of the streams were formed in narrow valleys. They are composed predominantly of moss facies and stromatolites, with subordinate oncoidal and phytoclastic facies. Phytoclastic, oncoidal and intraclastic facies are dominant in dammed segments of streams, and include gastropod shells and charcoal fragments. Some small moss cushions are also developed. Barrages and dammed areas formed in a longitudinal fluvial depositional system. Conversely, below resurgences located on plateau slopes tufas of a perched springline depositional system were formed. These comprise deposits of prograding cascades constructed by moss, phytoclastic and stromatolitic facies. Presently, the tufas analysed are inactive. They stopped growing in the Late Holocene time, after which there was abrupt incision of the streams. This caused downcutting into Holocene tufas, in some places reaching Mesozoic bedrock. At present tufa is being precipitated from streams in all the sites studied.
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Holocene tufa in the Slovak Karst : facies, sedimentary environments and depositional history
Autorzy:
Gradziński, Michał
Jaśkiewicz, Martyna
Hercman, Helena
Szczurek, Stanisław
Opis:
Several tufa complexes are known in the Slovak Karst which is a typical karst area of a temperate climate. This area is built of Mesozoic carbonates, mainly Triassic in age. The karst systems drain carbonate plateaux and lead water to resurgences located in valleys which are up to 300 m deep. Below the resurgences there are Holocene fossil tufa deposits that exceed 12 m in thickness. The tufas include stromatolite, moss, phytoclastic, oncoidal, and intraclastic facies. Extensive barrages which once dammed the upper reaches of the streams were formed in narrow valleys. They are composed predominantly of moss facies and stromatolites, with subordinate oncoidal and phytoclastic facies. Phytoclastic, oncoidal and intraclastic facies are dominant in dammed segments of streams, and include gastropod shells and charcoal fragments. Some small moss cushions are also developed. Barrages and dammed areas formed in a longitudinal fluvial depositional system. Conversely, below resurgences located on plateau slopes tufas of a perched springline depositional system were formed. These comprise deposits of prograding cascades constructed by moss, phytoclastic and stromatolitic facies. Presently, the tufas analysed are inactive. They stopped growing in the Late Holocene time, after which there was abrupt incision of the streams. This caused downcutting into Holocene tufas, in some places reaching Mesozoic bedrock. At present tufa is being precipitated from streams in all the sites studied.
Dostawca treści:
Repozytorium Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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