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Lichenometrie jako metoda a její význam
2017Lichenometry is a constantly developing method (or set of methods) of relative and absolute dating of geological and anthropogenic formations, based on analysis of crustose lichens. It operates with an assumption that the larger the thallus is, the older the lichen is.
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Glacier fluctuations, lichenometry and climatic change in Iceland
2018Other implications concern lichen-dating and its wider applications. Firstly, this research shows that the 'growth' curve of yellow-green Rhizocarpon lichens over the last 270 years in southeast Iceland is not linear. Although growth rates appear constant for periods of several decades, the growth 'curve' is exponential overall, with larger (older ...
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A new approach to lichenometry: dating single-age and diachronous surfaces
Holocene, 1994Danny Mccarroll
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Within‐site variation in lichen growth rates and its implications for direct lichenometry
Geografiska Annaler, Series A: Physical Geography, 2014Richard A Armstrong
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A review of lichen growth and applied lichenometry in southwest and southeast greenland
Geografiska Annaler, Series A: Physical Geography, 2010Eric Steen Hansen
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Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2020
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