Prehistoric fires and the shaping of colonial transported landscapes in southern California: A paleoenvironmental study at Dune Pond, Santa Barbara County

Keyphrases

• Historic Fire 100%
• Southern California 100%
• Ponds 100%
• Dunes 100%
• Paleoenvironmental Studies 100%
• Santa Barbara 100%
• Land Use 50%
• Historical Period 50%
• Mosaic Vegetation 50%
• High-resolution 25%
• Fire History 25%
• Livestock Grazing 25%
• Euro-American 25%
• Paleoecological 25%
• Colonists 25%
• Wet Condition 25%
• Environmental Implications 25%
• Landscape Change 25%
• Moisture Availability 25%
• Climatic Variability 25%
• Two-period 25%
• Wildlife 25%
• Oak Woodland 25%
• Historical Records 25%
• Coastal Scrub 25%
• Human Settlements 25%
• Macroscopic Charcoal 25%
• 18th Century 25%
• Cultural Landscape 25%
• Erosive Processes 25%
• Chaparral 25%
• Native Habitat 25%
• Salt Marsh 25%
• Non-pollen Palynomorphs 25%
• Cultural Heritage 25%
• Novel Combinations 25%
• Coastal Landscape 25%
• Valley Plain 25%
• Coastal Marsh 25%
• Land Plants 25%
• Freshwater Bodies 25%
• Industrial Activities 25%
• Agro-pastoral Landscape 25%
• Spheroidal Carbonaceous Particles 25%
• Historical High 25%
• Ruderal 25%
• Alien Grasses 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• California 100%
• Vegetation 100%
• Land Use 100%
• Southern California 100%
• Prehistoric 100%
• Holocene 50%
• Landscape Change 50%
• Human Settlement 50%
• Fire History 50%
• Salt Marsh 50%
• Coastal Landscape 50%
• Non-Pollen Palynomorph 50%
• Ruderal 50%
• Cultural Landscape 50%
• Industrial Activity 50%
• Environmental Consequence 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Barbara 100%
• Americans 66%
• Land Use 66%
• Poaceae 33%
• Farm Animal 33%
• Quercus 33%
• Human Settlement 33%
• Marshes 33%
• Salt Marsh 33%
• Cultural Landscape 33%
• Cultural Heritage 33%
• Introduced Plants 33%