High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany).
High-resolution oxygen-isotope records of benthic ostracods and molluscs from Ammersee, southern Germany, show high-frequency climatic changes during the last deglaciation and parallel in great detail published faunal and floral variations reconstructed from Norwegian Sea sediments and isotope varia...
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fthzmuenchen:oai:opus-zb.helmholtz-muenchen.de:39995 2023-05-15T16:27:53+02:00 High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). von Grafenstein, U. Erlenkeuser, H. Kleinmann, A. Müller, J.P.H. Trimborn, P. 1994-01-01 application/pdf https://push-zb.helmholtz-muenchen.de/frontdoor.php?source_opus=39995 https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00677994 eng eng info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/doi/10.1007/BF00677994 info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/wos/undefined info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/isbn/0921-2728 info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/pissn/0921-2728 https://push-zb.helmholtz-muenchen.de/frontdoor.php?source_opus=39995 doi:10.1007/BF00677994 urn:isbn:0921-2728 urn:issn:0921-2728 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess J. Paleolimnol. 11, 349-357 (1994) Climate Change Holocene Late Glacial Ostracods Seasonal Effects Stable Isotopes Text info:eu-repo/semantics/article 1994 fthzmuenchen https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00677994 2022-11-20T09:01:24Z High-resolution oxygen-isotope records of benthic ostracods and molluscs from Ammersee, southern Germany, show high-frequency climatic changes during the last deglaciation and parallel in great detail published faunal and floral variations reconstructed from Norwegian Sea sediments and isotope variations in Greenland ice cores. The marine and the terrestrial records give evidence of a synchronous late glacial climatic development in Greenland, NW- and Mid-Europe. However,14C-ages of the supraregional climatic events and of two tephra layers in the marine sediments of the northeastern Atlantic Ocean are significantly older than the14C-ages of the corresponding horizons on land. These differences strongly suggest that major short-term events have affected the exchangeable carbon on earth during the dramatic environmental changes related to the deglaciation and in particular have affected the CO2-distribution within the ocean and between ocean and atmosphere. Dating methods independent of climatic variations and of the global carbon budget should be given priority to refine the timescales of the marine and atmospheric processes during the last deglaciation. Article in Journal/Newspaper Greenland Greenland ice cores Norwegian Sea PuSH - Publikationsserver des Helmholtz Zentrums München Greenland Norwegian Sea Journal of Paleolimnology 11 3 349 357 |
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Climate Change Holocene Late Glacial Ostracods Seasonal Effects Stable Isotopes von Grafenstein, U. Erlenkeuser, H. Kleinmann, A. Müller, J.P.H. Trimborn, P. High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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High-resolution oxygen-isotope records of benthic ostracods and molluscs from Ammersee, southern Germany, show high-frequency climatic changes during the last deglaciation and parallel in great detail published faunal and floral variations reconstructed from Norwegian Sea sediments and isotope variations in Greenland ice cores. The marine and the terrestrial records give evidence of a synchronous late glacial climatic development in Greenland, NW- and Mid-Europe. However,14C-ages of the supraregional climatic events and of two tephra layers in the marine sediments of the northeastern Atlantic Ocean are significantly older than the14C-ages of the corresponding horizons on land. These differences strongly suggest that major short-term events have affected the exchangeable carbon on earth during the dramatic environmental changes related to the deglaciation and in particular have affected the CO2-distribution within the ocean and between ocean and atmosphere. Dating methods independent of climatic variations and of the global carbon budget should be given priority to refine the timescales of the marine and atmospheric processes during the last deglaciation. |
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von Grafenstein, U. Erlenkeuser, H. Kleinmann, A. Müller, J.P.H. Trimborn, P. |
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von Grafenstein, U. Erlenkeuser, H. Kleinmann, A. Müller, J.P.H. Trimborn, P. |
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High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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High-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (Ammersee, southern Germany). |
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high-frequency climatic oscillations during the last deglaciation as revealed by oxygen-isotope records of benthic organisms (ammersee, southern germany). |
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