Late Wisconsin Woodland Musk Oxen in Association with Pollen and Invertebrates from Michigan

Postglacial Hypsithermal Interval

1957 • 221 citations

BIOGEOGRAPHY OF THE PLEISTOCENE

1949 • 181 citations

The Pleistocene of North America and its vertebrated animals form the states east of the Mississippi River and form the Canadian provinces east of longitude 95

1923 • 63 citations

Phytosociology of the Primeval Forest in Central‐Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, and a Brief Post‐Glacial History of the Lake Forest Formation

1946 • 42 citations

The Amnicolidae of Michigan: distribution, ecology, and taxonomy

1943 • 36 citations

Climatic changes since the last interglacial

1961 • 34 citations

Palynological Studies at Sodon Lake: I. Size-Frequency Study of Fossil Spruce Pollen

1948 • 22 citations

PALYNOLOGICAL STUDIES AT SODON LAKE. II. SIZE-FREQUENCY STUDIES OF PINE POLLEN, FOSSIL AND MODERN

1948 • 17 citations

Serological Evidence on the Relationships of the Musk Ox

1958 • 12 citations

A late Wisconsin buried peat at North Branch, Minnesota

1961 • 9 citations

A Comparative Pollen Study of Two Early Wisconsin Bogs in Indiana

1959 • 8 citations

A Pleistocene musk ox from New York and the distribution of the musk-oxen. American Museum novitates ; no. 1607

1953 • 7 citations

FOSSIL PINE POLLEN SIZE‐FREQUENCIES IN HEART LAKE SEDIMENTS, OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN

1951 • 1 citations

Descriptions of two new species of Pleistocene ruminants of the genera Ovibos and Boötherium, with notes on the latter genus

1908 • 1 citations