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Albert, D. A. 1995. Regional landscape ecosystems of Michigan,
Minnesota, and Wisconsin: a working map and classification. U.S.
Forest Service, North Central For. Exp. Stn., Gen. Tech.
Rep. NC-179.
Albert, D. A. 2000. Borne of the Wind: an Introduction to the Ecology
of Michigan Sand Dunes. Michigan Natural Features Inventory, 63.
Albert, D. A. 2003. Between land the lake: Michigan’s Great Lakes
Coastal Wetlands. Mich. Nat. Features Inventory, Mich. State Univ.
Ext., Ext. Bull. E-2902, 96.
Barrett, L. R. (2001). A strand plain soil development sequence in
northern Michigan, USA. CATENA, 44, 163–186.
Barrett, L. R., & Schaetzl, R. J. (1992). An examination of podzolization near Lake Michigan using chronofunctions. Canadian Journal
of Soil Science, 72, 527–541.
Berg, R. C. (1980). Use of stepwise discriminant analysis to assess soil
genesis in a youthful sandy environment. Soil Science, 129, 353–
365.
Cary, S. J., McDowell, P. F., & Graumlich, L. J. (1979). Soils and
surficial geology of four Apostle Islands. The Wisconsin Academy of
Sciences, Arts and Letters, 67, 14–30.
Environmental Protection Agency. 1995. The Great Lakes: an
environmental atlas and resource book (3rd edn). EPA
9-5-B-95-001.
Franzmeier, D. P., & Whiteside, E. P. (1963a). A chronosquence of
Podzols in northern Michigan. I. Ecology and description of pedons.
Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station, Quarterly Bulletin, 46, 2–20.
Franzmeier, D. P., & Whiteside, E. P. (1963b). A chronosquence of
Podzols in northern Michigan. II. Physical and chemical properties.
Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station, Quarterly Bulletin, 46, 21–36.
Higgins, B. A., P. S. Puglia, R. P. Leonard, Yoakum, W. A. Wirtz.
1972. Soil survey of Niagara County, New York. US Dep. Agr., Soil
Conserv. Serv., Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Stn., US Gov. Print. Office,
Washington, D.C., 208.
Howard, J. L., Clawson, C. R., & Daniels, W. L. (2012). A comparison
of mineralogical techniques and potassium adsorption isotherm
analysis for relative dating and correlation of late Quaternary soil
chronosequences. Geoderma, 179–180, 81–95.
Kavcic, R. 2016. Connecting across borders: a special report on the
Great Lakes and St. Lawrence regional economy. http://www.
cglslgp.org/media/1818/2016-cglslgp-bmo-economic-report.pdf.
Accessed 03 April 2017.
Fig. 1.11 The Laurentide Great Lakes with key place names and watershed boundaries
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Albert, D. A. 1995. Regional landscape ecosystems of Michigan,
Minnesota, and Wisconsin: a working map and classification. U.S.
Forest Service, North Central For. Exp. Stn., Gen. Tech.
Rep. NC-179.
Albert, D. A. 2000. Borne of the Wind: an Introduction to the Ecology
of Michigan Sand Dunes. Michigan Natural Features Inventory, 63.
Albert, D. A. 2003. Between land the lake: Michigan’s Great Lakes
Coastal Wetlands. Mich. Nat. Features Inventory, Mich. State Univ.
Ext., Ext. Bull. E-2902, 96.
Barrett, L. R. (2001). A strand plain soil development sequence in
northern Michigan, USA. CATENA, 44, 163–186.
Barrett, L. R., & Schaetzl, R. J. (1992). An examination of podzolization near Lake Michigan using chronofunctions. Canadian Journal
of Soil Science, 72, 527–541.
Berg, R. C. (1980). Use of stepwise discriminant analysis to assess soil
genesis in a youthful sandy environment. Soil Science, 129, 353–
365.
Cary, S. J., McDowell, P. F., & Graumlich, L. J. (1979). Soils and
surficial geology of four Apostle Islands. The Wisconsin Academy of
Sciences, Arts and Letters, 67, 14–30.
Environmental Protection Agency. 1995. The Great Lakes: an
environmental atlas and resource book (3rd edn). EPA
9-5-B-95-001.
Franzmeier, D. P., & Whiteside, E. P. (1963a). A chronosquence of
Podzols in northern Michigan. I. Ecology and description of pedons.
Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station, Quarterly Bulletin, 46, 2–20.
Franzmeier, D. P., & Whiteside, E. P. (1963b). A chronosquence of
Podzols in northern Michigan. II. Physical and chemical properties.
Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station, Quarterly Bulletin, 46, 21–36.
Higgins, B. A., P. S. Puglia, R. P. Leonard, Yoakum, W. A. Wirtz.
1972. Soil survey of Niagara County, New York. US Dep. Agr., Soil
Conserv. Serv., Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Stn., US Gov. Print. Office,
Washington, D.C., 208.
Howard, J. L., Clawson, C. R., & Daniels, W. L. (2012). A comparison
of mineralogical techniques and potassium adsorption isotherm
analysis for relative dating and correlation of late Quaternary soil
chronosequences. Geoderma, 179–180, 81–95.
Kavcic, R. 2016. Connecting across borders: a special report on the
Great Lakes and St. Lawrence regional economy. http://www.
cglslgp.org/media/1818/2016-cglslgp-bmo-economic-report.pdf.
Accessed 03 April 2017.
Fig. 1.11 The Laurentide Great Lakes with key place names and watershed boundaries
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1 Introduction to the Soils of the Great Lakes Coastal Zone