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A critical examination of the Rhizocarpon geographicum growth curve recently published reveals that it does not appear to have the precise chronological control which is claimed. Consequently on the available evidence it cannot yet be said that an exponential form may be linked to a decelerating phase of growth. The predicated ages of the recessional moraine ridges using the curve appear to be at variance with the historic records.
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