A 14,500-year record of landscape change from Okpilak Lake, northeastern Brooks Range, northern Alaska

Keyphrases

• Brooks Range 100%
• Early Holocene 100%
• Northern Alaska 100%
• Landscape Change 100%
• Magnetic Susceptibility 66%
• Inorganic Layer 66%
• Thick Layer 33%
• Physical Characteristics 33%
• Activity Change 33%
• Rapid Deposition 33%
• Silt 33%
• Clay 33%
• Hillslope 33%
• Vegetation Cover 33%
• Little Ice Age 33%
• Sediment Core 33%
• Environmental Variability 33%
• Holocene Sediments 33%
• Middle Holocene 33%
• Organic Matter Content 33%
• Lithology 33%
• Mass Wasting 33%
• Pollen Assemblages 33%
• Betula 33%
• Channel Planform 33%
• Overbank Flow 33%
• Late Glacial 33%
• Fluvial Dynamics 33%
• Cyperaceae 33%
• Fluvial Sediments 33%
• Glacial Advance 33%
• River Aggradation 33%
• Fluvial Activity 33%
• Glacial Retreat 33%
• Dynamic Interval 33%
• Outwash Plain 33%
• Landscape Processes 33%
• Fluvial Aggradation 33%
• Low Magnetic Susceptibility 33%
• Sparse Vegetation 33%
• Minerogenic 33%
• Fluvial Landscape 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Magnetic Permeability 100%
• Alaska 100%
• Early Holocene 100%
• Landscape Change 100%
• Holocene 66%
• Aggradation 66%
• Organic Matter 33%
• Planforms 33%
• Vegetation 33%
• Hillslope 33%
• Vegetation Cover 33%
• Little Ice Age 33%
• Sediment Core 33%
• Fluvial Deposit 33%
• Mass Wasting 33%
• Overbank Flow 33%
• Late Glacial 33%