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Palaeoecology

reconstructing past vegetation from pollen grains preserved in sediments, counted by type through a sequence.

In palaeoecology, pollen analysis refers to reconstructing past vegetation from pollen grains preserved in sediments, counted by type through a sequence. This meaning comes from Faegri (1950) in Text-book of modern pollen analysis.[1]

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  1. Faegri, K., & Iversen, J. (1950). Text-book of modern pollen analysis. Munksgaard. Open Library record

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