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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Cranberry Glades"”.

  1. Vegetation and Soil Patterns at a Mountain Wetland Ecotone

    … and microtopographic patterns present within the Cranberry Glades, a bog wetland complex located in the mountains of West Virginia. The Cranberry Glades are comprised of four open bog meadows, which provide unique habitat to several rare and endangered plant species. However, these meadows are …

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  2. A stable isotope and macro-charcoal sediment record spanning the Pleistocene-Holocene transition from Maple Pond in the southern Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, USA

    … Pond, Spring (aka Hack) Pond, Twin Pond and Cranberry Glades), supporting the interpretation that sinkhole ponds and wetlands throughout the Shenandoah Valley underwent similar environmental evolutions across major Late Quaternary climatic transitions.

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  3. Geospatial and field-based techniques for physical geography and environmental change

    … hydrological patterns at the rare and imperiled Cranberry Glades Botanical Area, a high-elevation peatland in the Allegheny highlands of West Virginia. We used Lidar and Geomorphon analysis to reconstruct shifting patterns of surface hydrology associated with Beaver ponds and dams over the past …

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