Reconstrucción dendroclimática de la serie de precipitaciones en el Valle de Polaciones (Cantabria)
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https://doi.org/10.14198/INGEO2018.69.09Palabras clave:
Fagus sylvatica, dendroclimatología, reconstrucción climática, reconstrucción precipitación, Polaciones.Resumen
Se realiza una reconstrucción dendroclimática a partir de los datos de nueve cronologías del taxón Fagus sylvatica repartidas en Polaciones, un valle de la montaña central cantábrica. El trabajo se basa en una relación estadística fiable y replicable entre los datos climáticos de referencia de la Climatic Research Unit y las cronologías de anillos de crecimiento. Los resultados obtenidos en la relación crecimiento-clima para la precipitación resultan estadísticamente significativos para los meses entre abril a agosto, lo que permite reconstruir las variaciones interanuales de ésta entre 1798 y 2011, cubriendo así un periodo en el que no se dispone de registros instrumentales. Por otro lado, se elabora una serie de referencia para el área de análisis y se calculan los años favorables y desfavorables en el crecimiento de la especie. La búsqueda de coincidencias que ayuden a comprender el comportamiento de Fagus sylvatica en respuesta al clima en su ámbito meridional de distribución en Europa, lleva a estimar los años secos y húmedos obtenidos de la reconstrucción, que son puestos en relación con los crecimientos.Citas
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- Licencia: Los trabajos se publican bajo una licencia Creative Commons de Atribución-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 4.0 Internacional, salvo que se indique lo contrario. Esto es que se puede compartir y adaptar el material siempre que no se use con fines comerciales, se distribuya bajo la misma licencia del original, se realice atribución a la autoría y al primer medio que publica y se proporcione un enlace a la licencia. Igualmente hay que indicar si se han realizado cambios.
- Política de autoarchivo: Se permite y alienta a los autores/as a difundir electrónicamente el artículo final publicado (versión del editor) en Investigaciones Geográficas (como en repositorios institucionales, en su página web, ...) con el fin de lograr intercambios productivos y conseguir que la obra logre mayor citación (véase The Effect of Open Access, en inglés).
