Ericson, Per G. P. ; Tyrberg, Tommy


The early history of the Swedish avifauna : a review of the subfossil record and early written sources

a review of the subfossil record and early written sources

Ericson, Per G. P. ; Tyrberg, Tommy | THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE SWEDISH AVIFAUNA : A REVIEW OF THE SUBFOSSIL RECORD AND EARLY WRITTEN SOURCES : a review of the subfossil record and early written sources


BoklivArtikelnr: 9789174023374

Boken sammanfattar den svenska fågelfaunans historia utifrån tidiga skrifter och arkeologiska analyser av fågelrester.

  • Sammanfattar Sveriges fågelhistorik.

  • Baseras på subfossila fynd och tidiga skrifter.

  • Utgiven som förlagsband.

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Bindning: Förlagsband

Bokförlag: Kungl. Vitterhetsakademien
ISBN: 9789174023374
Bokserie: Antikvariska serien

Omfång: 349 s.
Språk: Engelska
Utgivningsdatum: 2004-01-01

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This book summarizes the history of the Swedish avifauna based on early publications and manuscripts (mostly written before AD 1800), as well as data obtained from archaeozoological analyses of bird remains recovered from more than 500 archaeological and natural deposits. The evolution and distribution of the Swedish bird fauna during the 14,000 years since deglaciation began are outlined based on

This book summarizes the history of the Swedish avifauna based on early publications and manuscripts (mostly written before AD 1800), as well as data obtained from archaeozoological analyses of bird remains recovered from more than 500 archaeological and natural deposits. The evolution and distribution of the Swedish bird fauna during the 14,000 years since deglaciation began are outlined based on these data. The results show that a large proportion of the species that inhabit Sweden today seemingly immigrated quite soon after the ice withdrew. The most important route of immigration was from the south and west, but later immigrants also followed northerly or easterly routes. Some species, traditionally regarded as very late immigrants (e.g., Mute Swan, Pochard and Partridge), are shown to have bred in Sweden for several thousand years. Other species, such as the White Stork and Black Stork, have no subfossil record and are suggested to have immigrated after the medieval period. The book also includes chapters on the history of domesticated birds and prehistoric falconry in Sweden.


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Fåglar palaeontology birds sweden Subfossil Animalosteologi Paleozoologi

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Boken behandlar den svenska fågelfaunans historia, baserat på tidiga publikationer och manuskript samt arkeozoologiska analyser av fågelben funna i över 500 avlagringar.

Boken omfattar teman som fåglars migration till Sverige, evolution och spridning av arter under de senaste 14 000 åren, samt historien om tamfåglar och falkenering i Sverige.

Boken är ett förlagsband, utgiven av Kungl. Vitterhetsakademien, har 349 sidor, publicerades den 1 januari 2004 och har ISBN 9789174023374.

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