Holocene climate change and landscape development from a low-Arctic tundra lake in the western Hudson Bay region of Manitoba, Canada

• Main Authors: Camill, Philip, Umbanhowar, Charles E., Geiss, Christoph, Hobbs, William O., Edlund, Mark B., Shinneman, Avery Cook, Dorale, Jeffrey A., Lynch, Jason
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: Bowdoin Digital Commons 2012
• Subjects: Arctic; Diatom; Fire; Geochemistry; Holocene; Hudson Bay; Lake; Paleoclimate; Peat; Pollen; Proxy; XRF; Arctic Lake; Bay Lake; Canada; Hudson; Climate change; Tundra
• Online Access: https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/eos-faculty-publications/58

The low-Arctic region of western Hudson Bay in interior Canada is one of the most poorly described areas of North America in terms of Holocene climate history. Here, we present new data from a well-dated lake sediment core from northern Manitoba, Canada. We assemble one of the richest multi-proxy da...