The Ice Age World: An Introduction to Quaternary History and Research with Emphasis on North America and Northern Europe During the Last 2.5 Million Years

Andersen, Bjà rn G.,Borns Jr., Harold W.

ISBN 10: 8200218104 / ISBN 13: 9788200218104

Published by Oxford University Press, 1994

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Synopsis:

In presenting an enchanting and colorful tale of the ice age history, this book provides an informative and much-needed survey of geological history over the past 2.5 million years. Dramatic changes took place in this period both in climate and physical geographical conditions. Striking landscape features were formed and sediments were deposited which are of utmost importance for the global environment, including vegetation, animal life, and human life. Topics of the book include: evolution of the glacial theory, scientific techniques, warming and deglaciation, and early humans, among many others. Expertly written by two leading scientists who have contributed greatly to our understanding of the ice age world, the book is lavishly illustrated and contains numerous enlightening maps. It will appeal to all students and researchers involved in the earth and atmospheric sciences.

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Ice Age World: An Introduction to ...
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: 1994
Binding: hardcover
Condition: Very Good