Lost Lake (Montana)

Location:	Montana, USA	Latitude (N):	47.63°	Longitude (W):	110.49°
Site notes:

Barnosky, C. W. 1988

Two Postglacial Pollen Records from the Great Plains of Montana. In American Quaternary Association (AMQUA) Program and Abstracts of the Tenth Biennial Meeting. p. 106. June 6-8, 1988, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts.
Sites discussed: Guardipee Lake, Lost Lake. Reports pollen records from both sites, located in short- grass prairie ecoregion. (13/12/2007).

Barnosky, C. W. 1989

Postglacial Vegetation and Climate in the Northwestern Great Plains of Montana. Quaternary Research 31:57-73.
AEU SCI QE 696 Q24 Sites discussed: Guardipee Lake, Lost Lake.

Long, C. J., and C. Whitlock 2002

Millennial- to Decadal-Scale Fire and Vegetation History of the Southern Temperate Rain Forest, Northwestern North America. In American Quaternary Association (AMQUA) Program and Abstracts of the Seventeenth Biennial Meeting. pp. 80. Environmental Change and Human Migrations in the North Pacific Basin. August 8-11, 2002, University of Alaska Anchorage, Alaska.
Sites discussed: Lost Lake, Little Lake, Taylor Lake. Examined high-resolution charcoal and pollen records. Sites are from different present ecozones. Charcoal suggests fire more fequent in early Holocne, possibly correlated to droughts. Timing of fire episodes appears to match between sites, suggesting regional drought conditions. (19/12/2007).

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