The cretaceous plants of greenland1


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ABSTRACT IT was a noteworthy event in the annals of the University of Cambridge when a Master of a College undertook a successful expedition to Arctic regions shortly before becoming


Vice-chancellor, and the publication of the scientific results of the expedition must also be described as an important event. For the significance of this work goes beyond the confines of


palaeobotany and geology into the regions of cosmic history. A knowledge of the plants which grew in Greenland in the far past provides, within certain limits, good evidence as to the former


climate of the region, and so provides data for the study of secular climatic changes. This paper concerns the evolution of plants and the evolution of climate. Access through your


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"The Cretaceous Plant-Bearing Rocks of Western Greenland", by A. C. Seward, _Phil. Trans. Royal Society_, Ser. B, vol. 215, pp. 57–175. London, 1926. Article  ADS  Google Scholar 


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CITE THIS ARTICLE T., H. The Cretaceous Plants of Greenland1. _Nature_ 118, 808–809 (1926). https://doi.org/10.1038/118808a0 Download citation * Issue Date: 04 December 1926 * DOI:


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