The edge of the forest in Alaska and the reasons for its position

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[1] BECKER GF, 1898, US GEOL SURV ANN REP, V18, P19

[2] Bell R., 1897, SCOTTISH GEOGR MAG, V13, P281, DOI 10.1080/14702549708555005

[3] BROCKMANN JH, 1919, BEITR GEOBOL LANDESA, V6

[4] The layering habit in Sitka spruce and the two western hemlocks [J]. BOTANICAL GAZETTE, 1931, 91 : 0441 - 0451

[5] The recent ecological history of Glacier Bay, Alaska: I. The interglacial forests of Glacier Bay [J]. ECOLOGY, 1923, 4 : 93 - 128

[6] DAVIDSON G, 1867, US COAST SURVEY ANN, P278

[7] FERNOW BE, 1902, HARRIMAN ALASKA EXPE, V2, P244

[8] FRIES TE, 1913, BOTANISCHE UNTERSUCH

[9] GRIGGS RF, 1920, OHIO STATE U B, V24

[10] Griggs RF, 1914, B TORREY BOT CLUB, V41, P25, DOI [10.1086/674525, 10.2307/2479433, DOI 10.2307/2479433]