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Table 5.1 Palaeoecological databases, expanded from Brewer et al. (2012)

Database Information and use URL

Global Pollen Data Base Download and graph fossil

pollen data and summary
metadata, from mapped sites,
or by country, investigator
or site name.

<http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/
paleo/gpd.html>

African Pollen Database <http://apd.sedoo.fr/apd/accueil.

htm>

Canadian Pollen Database <http://www.lpc.uottawa.ca/data/

cpd/>

European Pollen Database <http://www.

europeanpollendatabase.net/>

Indo-Pacific Pollen
Database

<http://palaeoworks-dev.anu.
edu.au/?database=indo-pacific-
pollen-database-co-ordinated-by-
geof-hope>

Latin American Pollen
Database

<http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/
paleo/lapd.html>

North American Pollen
Database

<http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/
paleo/napd.html>

Archaeobotanical
database

Plant fossils from Ireland <http://www.chrono.qub.ac.uk/

instar/archaeobotanicalDatabase.
php>

BugsCEP Fossil beetles <http://www.bugscep.com/>

CARD Dating of American archaeological

and environmental sites

<http://www.
canadianarchaeology.ca/>

Chronos Data portal Geological datasets <http://chronos.org/resources/

databases.html>

Earthcube Community-guided

cyberinfrastructure to integrate
information and data across the
geosciences

<http://www.earthcube.org/>

European Diatom
Database

Fossil diatoms <http://craticula.ncl.ac.uk/Eddi/

jsp/>

FaunMap Mammal fossils in North America <http://www.museum.state.il.us/

research/>

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