Climatic changes since the last interglacial
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Abstract
"Six curves, from European and American localities, showing inferred fluctuations of climate (chiefly temperature) during various segments of the time since the last interglacial, are compared. The curves are time calibrated by C 14 dates. Agreement among the curves is very good. Comparison with curves based on isotopic temperatures, derived from pelagic Foraminifera in deep-sea sediment cores, also shows good agreement. It is concluded that a broad pattern of fluctuation of climate, within the time range considered, is becoming evident."
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| Authors | Robert Flint, Friedrich Brandtner |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1961 |
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10.2475/ajs.259.5.321
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