Reconstruction of climate dynamics in an Arctic fjord environment: evidence from a multi-proxy high resolution marine record.

S. E. MacLachlan; J. Howe

Reconstruction of climate dynamics in an Arctic fjord environment: evidence from a multi-proxy high resolution marine record.

S. E. MacLachlan, J. Howe

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The cryosphere is a crucial component of the Earth's climate system, and comprises sea ice, snow, glaciers, ice cap, ice shelves, river and lake ice, ice sheets and frozen ground. The cryosphere has shown ice growth and decay on many timescales associated both with 100,000 year ice age cycles and with shorter-term (

Original language	English
Journal	American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2012, abstract #NS51A-1821
Volume	51
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2012

Keywords

1621 GLOBAL CHANGE / Cryospheric change
3022 MARINE GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS / Marine sediments: processes and transport
4207 OCEANOGRAPHY: GENERAL / Arctic and Antarctic oceanography
4926 PALEOCEANOGRAPHY / Glacial

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Reconstruction of climate dynamics in an Arctic fjord environment: evidence from a multi-proxy high resolution marine record.

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