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Spores of coprophilous fungi, and in particular those of Sporormiella, are a routinely used proxy for detecting late Quaternary herbivore extinction events in sedimentary records. Spore abundance is typically quantified as a percentage of the total, or dryland, pollen sum. Although this is a quick method that does not require the development of site-specific age–depth models, it relies on stable pollen...
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