D. A. Norton's scientific contributions
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... Moreover, during the Boreal chronozone, ferns were dominant, accompanied by a great proportion of peat mosses. At the same time, the alder value exceeded 11% in each sample (up to 20%), which indicated its local presence at the site [241][242][243]. This is very similar to the mire edge situation of today, in which Alnus glutinosa dominates with underground layers composed of ferns, mainly Athyrium filix-femina, Dryopteris carthusiana, Dryopteris filix-mas, and Dryopteris dilatate [68]. ...
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