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Publications in Planetary Change

Characteristics of Surface Dust on Ürümqi Glacier No. 1 in the Tien Shan Mountains, China

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2008English

Increasing Population Density and Seed Production With Altitude in Eritrichium Nanum (Boraginaceae)—an Arctic Alpine Obligatory Seeder

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2005English

Impacts of Road Disturbance on Soil Properties and on Exotic Plant Occurrence in Subalpine Areas of the Australian Alps

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2004English

The Physical Limnology and Sedimentology of Meziadin Lake, Northern British Columbia, Canada

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2004English

A Continuous Dye Injection System for Estimating Discharge in Snow-Choked Streams

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2004English

Mechanical Damage on Abies Mariesii Trees Buried Below the Snowpack

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2005English

Role of the Soil Seed Bank During Succession in a Subalpine Meadow on the Tibetan Plateau

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2009English

Differences in Soil Arthropod Communities Along a High Altitude Gradient at Shergyla Mountain, Tibet, China

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2005English

Fluvial Impact of Extensive Active Layer Detachments, Cape Bounty, Melville Island, Canada

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2009English

“They Went as High as They Choose:” What an Isolated Skull Can Tell Us About the Biogeography of High-Altitude Bison

Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research
Planetary ChangeEvolutionEcologyGlobalSystematicsBehaviorEarth-Surface Processes
2007English

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