Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation

Accurately understanding the timing of past deglaciations is important for studying ice sheet response to climate change. Different methods to reconstruct the Laurentide deglaciation disagree due to different methodological assumption. 10Be exposure ages from the terminal moraine of the ice imply re...

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Main Author: Drebber, Jason S
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spelling ftunivermont:oai:scholarworks.uvm.edu:src-2012 2024-06-23T07:53:46+00:00 Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation Drebber, Jason S 2024-05-29T00:13:03Z https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/src/2022/completepresentationlist/46 unknown UVM ScholarWorks https://scholarworks.uvm.edu/src/2022/completepresentationlist/46 UVM Student Research Conference text 2024 ftunivermont 2024-06-04T14:13:50Z Accurately understanding the timing of past deglaciations is important for studying ice sheet response to climate change. Different methods to reconstruct the Laurentide deglaciation disagree due to different methodological assumption. 10Be exposure ages from the terminal moraine of the ice imply retreat occurred between 28 and 25 ka, while organic 14C ages suggest retreat occurred around 16 ka. The ages converge 200 kilometers north, however no 10Be samples have been measured between southern Connecticut and northern Massachusetts. We collected 14 samples from this region to fill the data gap and attempt to geographically constrain where the two reconstruction methods converge. Text Ice Sheet The University of Vermont: ScholarWorks @ UVM
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description Accurately understanding the timing of past deglaciations is important for studying ice sheet response to climate change. Different methods to reconstruct the Laurentide deglaciation disagree due to different methodological assumption. 10Be exposure ages from the terminal moraine of the ice imply retreat occurred between 28 and 25 ka, while organic 14C ages suggest retreat occurred around 16 ka. The ages converge 200 kilometers north, however no 10Be samples have been measured between southern Connecticut and northern Massachusetts. We collected 14 samples from this region to fill the data gap and attempt to geographically constrain where the two reconstruction methods converge.
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author Drebber, Jason S
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Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
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title Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
title_short Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
title_full Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
title_fullStr Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
title_full_unstemmed Investigating 10Be/14C chronometer age divergence in Southern New England to assess the timing of Laurentide Ice Sheet deglaciation
title_sort investigating 10be/14c chronometer age divergence in southern new england to assess the timing of laurentide ice sheet deglaciation
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