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Publications by J.H. McAndrews

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The late-Holocene paleohydrology of Pine Lake, Alberta
Campbell, I.D.; Last, W.M.; Campbell, C.; Clare, S.; McAndrews, J.H.
Year: 2000    Catalog ID: 18173
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Charcoal evidence for Indian-set fires: a comment on Clark and Royall [Holocene comment and reply to: Transformation of a northern hardwood forest by aboriginal (Iroquois) fire: charcoal evidence from Crawford Lake, Ontario, Canada, The Holocene 1995:5(1):1-9].
Campbell, I.D.; McAndrews, J.H.
Year: 1995    Catalog ID: 18971
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Bison extirpation may have caused aspen expansion in western Canada
Campbell, C.; Campbell, I.D.; Blyth, C.B.; McAndrews, J.H.
Year: 1994    Catalog ID: 19064
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6 ka mean July temperature in eastern Canada from Bartlein and Webb’s (1985) pollen transfer functions
McAndrews, J.H.; Campbell, I.D.
Year: 1993    Catalog ID: 19120
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Forest disequilibrium caused by rapid Little Ice Age cooling
Campbell, I.D.; McAndrews, J.H.
Year: 1993    Catalog ID: 11129
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CANPLOT: a FORTRAN-77 program for plotting stratigraphic data on a postscript device
Campbell, I.D.; McAndrews, J.H.
Year: 1992    Catalog ID: 11128
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