1970
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.1970.tb02466.x
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The Use of Computers in the Presentation of Pollen Data

Abstract: Summary Problems associated with comparing pollen diagrams can be partly avoided by using a computer to draw diagrams in a standard form. A program which may be used to produce comparative diagrams is described. The input specifications and limitations and examples of the output are presented and discussed in the light of the increasing volume of pollen data which are available.

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“…Squires & Holder, 1970;Damblon & Schumacker, 1971 ;Dodson, 1972;Voorips, 1973Voorips, , 1974King, 1976;Birks & Gordon, 1985, discuss other programs),. The advent of powerful microcomputers has lead to an explosion of programs for the analysis and plotting of pollen data (e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Squires & Holder, 1970;Damblon & Schumacker, 1971 ;Dodson, 1972;Voorips, 1973Voorips, , 1974King, 1976;Birks & Gordon, 1985, discuss other programs),. The advent of powerful microcomputers has lead to an explosion of programs for the analysis and plotting of pollen data (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%