Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment

In this thesis, lake sediment cores collected from Baffin Island, Arctic Canada were investigated using sedimentary ancient DNA techniques. The data presented showcases the power of these techniques to document dramatic ecosystem changes of the past. Results document the responses of fauna to climac...

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Main Author: Power, Matthew William Paul
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2022
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93842
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description In this thesis, lake sediment cores collected from Baffin Island, Arctic Canada were investigated using sedimentary ancient DNA techniques. The data presented showcases the power of these techniques to document dramatic ecosystem changes of the past. Results document the responses of fauna to climactic change over a period of thousands of years in an effort to inform future changes to the Arctic system in the context of a rapidly warming world.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-938422023-11-28T04:31:30Z Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment Power, Matthew William Paul In this thesis, lake sediment cores collected from Baffin Island, Arctic Canada were investigated using sedimentary ancient DNA techniques. The data presented showcases the power of these techniques to document dramatic ecosystem changes of the past. Results document the responses of fauna to climactic change over a period of thousands of years in an effort to inform future changes to the Arctic system in the context of a rapidly warming world. 2022 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93842 Curtin University restricted
spellingShingle Power, Matthew William Paul
Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title_full Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title_fullStr Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title_full_unstemmed Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title_short Reconstructing Past Arctic Faunal Communities Using Ancient DNA in Lake Sediment
title_sort reconstructing past arctic faunal communities using ancient dna in lake sediment
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/93842