Modern pollen content has been examined in 10 surface samples from the Nichicun Lake area, southwest of Schefferville, Quebec, and from three other localities in the same region. The pollen assemblages obtained reflect with fair reliability the regional characteristics of the northern boreal forest. Long-distance wind transport over several hundred miles is indicated by the presence of occasional ragweed and hardwood pollen grains from south of the boreal forest region. A morphological study of the black spruce pollen found indicates a rather wide range of variability, greater than that found in the pollen of black spruce south of this region.
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