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Abrupt changes in North American climate during early Holocene times
F. S. Hu
, D. Slawinski
, H. E. Wright
, E. Ito
, R. G. Johnson
, K. R. Kelts
, R. F. McEwan
, A. Boedlgheimer
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Earth Science and Environmental Change
Plant Biology
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
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Abrupt Change
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Before Present
100%
Early Holocene
100%
Deep Lakes
100%
Greenland
100%
North American Climate
100%
High-resolution
50%
Oxygen Isotopes
50%
Minnesota
50%
Carbonate
50%
Abrupt Onset
50%
Air Mass
50%
Paleoclimate
50%
Mean Annual Precipitation
50%
Quebec
50%
Holocene Climate
50%
Atmospheric Circulation
50%
Snow
50%
Sampling Resolution
50%
Annually Laminated Sediment
50%
Varves
50%
Climate Cooling
50%
Varve Thickness
50%
Varved Sediments
50%
Stable Oxygen Isotope Ratio
50%
Aeolian Dust
50%
Laurentide
50%
Greenland Ice Cores
50%
Keewatin
50%
Sedimentary Carbonates
50%
Hudson Bay
50%
Cold Snap
50%
Decreased Precipitation
50%
Climatic Dynamics
50%
Precipitation Temperature
50%
Iceberg
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Iceberg
33%