The Summer Season Climatic and Vegetational Gradient Between Point Barrow and Meade River, Alaska
Date Issued
December 1, 1957
Author(s)
Clebsch, Edward Ernst Cooper
Advisor(s)
Royal E. Shanks
Additional Advisor(s)
A. J. Sharp
James T. Tanner
Abstract
The purpose of the present investigation was to examine the summer season climatic gradient between Point Barrow and Meade River, Alaska, and to determine to what degree the gradient is reflected in the vegetation of the area. The area under consideration includes the northernmost portion of the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska and extends from 70° 25' to 71° 25' north latitude and from 156° 30' to 157° 30' west longitude. All points in the area lie within thirty miles of the Arctic Ocean, and Point Barrow itself extends some four miles out into the ocean as a narrow gravel spit.
Disciplines
Degree
Master of Science
Major
Botany
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