The Environment of the Bering Land Bridge
Colinvaux PA. 1964. The Environment of the Bering Land Bridge. Ecological Monographs. 34(3):297-329
A land connection between Alaska and Asia has long been regarded as the most satisfactory explanation for many biogeographical problems. The land link has also been thought necessary by archaeologists and anthropologists to explain the history of aboriginal man in the Americas. This article describes the possible environment type of the Bering Land Bridge.
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- Colinvaux, P.
- Units
- SODN
- Keywords
- Alaska, Bering Land Bridge, Core Sampling, Imuruk Lake, Mammalogy (Reproduction Dispersal Demographics Behavior), Paleobotany, Pollen analyses, Seward Peninsula, St. Lawrence Island