Pollen‐based quantitative reconstructions of Holocene regional vegetation cover (plant‐functional types and land‐cover types) in Europe suitable for climate modelling
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H. Birks | T. Koff | C. Caseldine | R. Fyfe | H. Seppä | L. Kalniņa | F. Mazier | B. Geel | F. Mitchell | M. Lindbladh | J. Dodson | L. Wick | S. Sugita | M. Rösch | P. Kuneš | T. Giesecke | M. Leydet | M. Latałowa | M. Gaillard | A. Nielsen | A. Poska | Anna-Kari Trondman | A. Bjune | M. Kangur | P. Lagerås | J. Lechterbeck | B. Odgaard | S. Peglar | A. Broström | L. Björkman | S. Peglar | P. Knaap | C. Twiddle | P. Barratt | C. Caseldine | R. David | W. Dörfler | E. Fischer | T. Hultberg | C. Leroyer | L. Marquer | T. Persson | S. Veski | H Seppä | A-K Trondman | M-J Gaillard | F Mazier | S Sugita | R Fyfe | A B Nielsen | C Twiddle | P Barratt | H J B Birks | A E Bjune | L Björkman | A Broström | C Caseldine | R David | J Dodson | W Dörfler | E Fischer | B van Geel | T Giesecke | T Hultberg | L Kalnina | M Kangur | P van der Knaap | T Koff | P Kuneš | P Lagerås | M Latałowa | J Lechterbeck | C Leroyer | M Leydet | M Lindbladh | L Marquer | F J G Mitchell | B V Odgaard | S M Peglar | T Persson | A Poska | M Rösch | S Veski | L Wick | Tove Hultberg | Rémi David
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