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TítuloVegetation and landscape dynamics under natural and anthropogenic forcing on the Azores Islands: A 700 year pollen record from the São Miguel Island

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Fig. 1. Location  map.  A)  The  Azores  archipelago  in  the  Macaronesian  context.  A  –  Azores  Islands  (Portugal),  M  –  Madeira Islands (Portugal), C –Canary Islands (Spain), V – Cape Verde Islands
Fig. 2. Bathymetry  of  Lake  Azul  in  0.5-m  contour  intervals  showing  the  topographic  features  described  in  the  text
Fig. 3. Percentage  pollen  diagram  of  core  AZ11-02-01.  Cereals  are  expressed  in  presence  (yellow  dots)/absence  patterns
Fig. 4. Microphotographs  of  keystone  palynomorphs.  A)  Pollen  of Secale  cereale from  a  sample  situated  at  80 cm  depth
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