Buried Italian Lake Sediments Could Rewrite 5 Million Years of Climate History
An international workshop has confirmed that the Fucino Basin in central Italy holds a continuous, independently dated lake sediment record ...
An international workshop has confirmed that the Fucino Basin in central Italy holds a continuous, independently dated lake sediment record ...
A magnetostratigraphically dated sedimentary section in central Anatolia records a late Eocene warming of about 9 degrees Celsius followed by ...
Deep drill cores from two tectonically blocked clay pans in Chile's Coastal Cordillera preserve over 100 meters of sediment that ...
A comparison of fifteen climate models against dinocyst-based reconstructions shows that missing meltwater forcing from ancient ice sheets explains why ...
French researchers have published complete open-source plans for a hand-cranked bench that slices sediment core liners cleanly and reproducibly.
A new Bayesian method converts tree-ring drought reconstructions into joint estimates of past temperature and precipitation, revealing the 1930s as ...
A 400,000-year-old pollen record from the Bay of Bengal shows that India's monsoon and tropical forests swung dramatically during a ...
New speleothem records and isotope-enabled climate simulations reveal that oceanic and continental moisture sources cancel each other over the Korean ...
New alkenone and foraminifera records reveal that late Holocene cooling in the mid-latitude North Atlantic was zonally asymmetric and driven ...
A 15-year scientific drilling campaign in Ethiopia's Chew Bahir basin produced twin sediment cores spanning 620,000 years of climate history, ...
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