AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating.
Fossilized Siberian mammoth remains are important indicators of environmental change in the Late Pleistocene. The NSF-Arizona AMS Laboratory radiocarbon results on amino acid separations compare well with mammoth bone collagen from the same specimens treated by HCI and dated by beta counting (the Ru...
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ftunivarizonaojs:oai:journals.uair.arizona.edu:article/3845 2023-05-15T17:57:35+02:00 AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. Vasil, chuk K Vasil, chuk C Long, Austin Jull, A J T Donahue, D J 2000-01-01 application/pdf https://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/radiocarbon/article/view/3845 eng eng Radiocarbon https://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/radiocarbon/article/view/3845/3270 https://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/radiocarbon/article/view/3845 Radiocarbon; Vol 42, No 2 (2000); 281-284 0033-8222 skeletons;Elephantidae;Elephantoidea;Mammuthus;Proboscidea;extinction;Theria;Eutheria;Mammalia;isotope ratios;Chordata;Tetrapoda;Vertebrata;Pleistocene;Siberia;upper Pleistocene;permafrost;bones;Asia;Cenozoic;Quaternary;C 14;carbon;dates;isotopes;radioactive isotopes;C 13 C 12;stable isotopes;absolute age info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer-reviewed Article 2000 ftunivarizonaojs 2020-11-14T16:10:19Z Fossilized Siberian mammoth remains are important indicators of environmental change in the Late Pleistocene. The NSF-Arizona AMS Laboratory radiocarbon results on amino acid separations compare well with mammoth bone collagen from the same specimens treated by HCI and dated by beta counting (the Russian Academy Geological Institute Radiocarbon Laboratory). Neither laboratory was aware of the other's dates for these comparisons. The results coincide very closely (a difference of 50-800 yr), and demonstrate that AMS dating provides a very good perspective for applications of past mammoth population studies. Article in Journal/Newspaper permafrost Siberia Journals at the University of Arizona |
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skeletons;Elephantidae;Elephantoidea;Mammuthus;Proboscidea;extinction;Theria;Eutheria;Mammalia;isotope ratios;Chordata;Tetrapoda;Vertebrata;Pleistocene;Siberia;upper Pleistocene;permafrost;bones;Asia;Cenozoic;Quaternary;C 14;carbon;dates;isotopes;radioactive isotopes;C 13 C 12;stable isotopes;absolute age |
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skeletons;Elephantidae;Elephantoidea;Mammuthus;Proboscidea;extinction;Theria;Eutheria;Mammalia;isotope ratios;Chordata;Tetrapoda;Vertebrata;Pleistocene;Siberia;upper Pleistocene;permafrost;bones;Asia;Cenozoic;Quaternary;C 14;carbon;dates;isotopes;radioactive isotopes;C 13 C 12;stable isotopes;absolute age Vasil, chuk K Vasil, chuk C Long, Austin Jull, A J T Donahue, D J AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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skeletons;Elephantidae;Elephantoidea;Mammuthus;Proboscidea;extinction;Theria;Eutheria;Mammalia;isotope ratios;Chordata;Tetrapoda;Vertebrata;Pleistocene;Siberia;upper Pleistocene;permafrost;bones;Asia;Cenozoic;Quaternary;C 14;carbon;dates;isotopes;radioactive isotopes;C 13 C 12;stable isotopes;absolute age |
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Fossilized Siberian mammoth remains are important indicators of environmental change in the Late Pleistocene. The NSF-Arizona AMS Laboratory radiocarbon results on amino acid separations compare well with mammoth bone collagen from the same specimens treated by HCI and dated by beta counting (the Russian Academy Geological Institute Radiocarbon Laboratory). Neither laboratory was aware of the other's dates for these comparisons. The results coincide very closely (a difference of 50-800 yr), and demonstrate that AMS dating provides a very good perspective for applications of past mammoth population studies. |
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Article in Journal/Newspaper |
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Vasil, chuk K Vasil, chuk C Long, Austin Jull, A J T Donahue, D J |
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Vasil, chuk K Vasil, chuk C Long, Austin Jull, A J T Donahue, D J |
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AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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AMS dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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ams dating mammoth bones; comparison with conventional dating. |
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Radiocarbon; Vol 42, No 2 (2000); 281-284 0033-8222 |
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