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Ice Position & Dominant Vegetation 12k bp uncal. Herd Following Began Much Earlier in the Southeast Appalachians ICE Tundra Munsungun Glaciated Spruce Tundra Summits Pine Mixed Ice Position & Dominant Vegetation 12k bp


  1. Ice Position & Dominant Vegetation 12k bp uncal. “Herd Following Began Much Earlier in the Southeast Appalachians “ ICE Tundra Munsungun Glaciated Spruce Tundra Summits Pine Mixed

  2. Ice Position & Dominant Vegetation 12k bp uncal. “Herd Following Began Much Earlier in the Southeast Appalachians “ ICE Tundra Munsungun Glaciated Spruce Tundra Summits Pine Mixed

  3. Ice Position & Dominant Vegetation 12k bp uncal. “Herd Following Began Much Earlier in the Southeast Appalachians “ ICE Tundra Munsungun Glaciated Spruce Tundra Summits Pine Mixed

  4. Climate, Vegetation and Caribou In north-eastern North America from 16.5 ka to 7 ka A time of real climate change Don Gribble 2017

  5. Glacial art work provided by Paige Newby

  6. Very few ancient pollen sites

  7. Conclusions • Appalachian refugium was ideal for large caribou herds • With early glacial retreat caribou habitat expanded • The Younger Dryas stabilized habitat in Ontario, Southern Quebec and New England • Southern habitat isolated to high elevations • Post Y.Dryas boreal advance squeezed habitat north • Corridor of suitable habitat opened along north shore St.Lawrence to Labrador about 9 ka (or earlier) • Caribou thriving in Ungava today came from Appalachia • Did herds cross from N.Ontario or south shore and N.E.?

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