Global Change Abstracts The Swiss Contribution - SCNAT
Global Change Abstracts The Swiss Contribution - SCNAT
Global Change Abstracts The Swiss Contribution - SCNAT
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<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Change</strong> <strong>Abstracts</strong> – <strong>The</strong> <strong>Swiss</strong> <strong>Contribution</strong> | Short List of all <strong>Abstracts</strong><br />
1. Flaje-Kiefern (Krusne Hory Mountains): Late Glacial and Holocene vegetation development<br />
(08.1-336)<br />
Jankovska V, Kunes P, van der Knaap W O<br />
Microgram level radiocarbon (C-14) determination on carbonaceous particles in ice (08.1-337)<br />
Jenk T M, Szidat S, Schwikowski M, Gäggeler H W, Wacker L, Synal H A, Saurer M<br />
Orbital and millennial Antarctic climate variability over the past 800,000 years (08.1-338)<br />
Jouzel J, Masson Delmotte V, Cattani O, Dreyfus G, Falourd S, Hoffmann G, Minster B, Nouet J, Barnola J M,<br />
Chappellaz J, Fischer H, Gallet J C, Johnsen S, Leuenberger M, Loulergue L, Lüthi D, Oerter H, Parrenin F, Raisbeck<br />
G, Raynaud D, Schilt A, Schwander J, Selmo E, Souchez R, Spahni R, Stauffer B, Steffensen J P, Stenni B, Stocker T<br />
F, Tison J L, Werner M, Wolff E W<br />
Applying SAR-IRSL methodology for dating fine-grained sediments from lake El’gygytgyn, northeastern<br />
Siberia (08.1-339)<br />
Juschus O, Preusser F, Melles M, Radtke U<br />
Unfractionated excess air: <strong>The</strong> result of incomplete dissolution of entrapped air? (08.1-340)<br />
Klump S, Cirpka O A, Kipfer R<br />
Excess air as a potential tracer for paleohydrological conditions (08.1-341)<br />
Klump S, Grundl T, Purtschert R, Kipfer R<br />
Bedrock landsliding, river incision, and transience of geomorphic hillslope-channel coupling:<br />
Evidence from inner gorges in the <strong>Swiss</strong> Alps (08.1-342)<br />
Korup O, Schlunegger F<br />
Millenial scale variations of the isotopic composition of atmospheric oxygen over Marine Isotopic<br />
Stage 4 (08.1-343)<br />
Landais A, Masson Delmotte V, Combourieu Nebout N, Jouzel J, Blunier T, Leuenberger M, Dahl Jensen D, Johnsen<br />
S<br />
Ages for the Big Stone Moraine and the oldest beaches of glacial Lake Agassiz: Implications for deglaciation<br />
chronology (08.1-344)<br />
Lepper K, Fisher T G, Hajdas I, Lowell T V<br />
Variable Be-10 fluxes in lacustrine sediments from Tristan da Cunha, South Atlantic: a solar record?<br />
(08.1-345)<br />
Ljung K, Bjorck S, Muscheler R, Beer J, Kubik P W<br />
Characterizing carbon isotopic variability in Sphagnum (08.1-346)<br />
Loader N J, Mccarroll D, van der Knaap W O, Robertson I, Gagen M<br />
Detailed record of the mid-Oxfordian (Late Jurassic) positive carbon- isotope excursion in two<br />
hemipelagic sections (France and Switzerland): A plate tectonic trigger? (08.1-347)<br />
Louis Schmid B, Rais P, Bernasconi S M, Pellenard P, Collin P Y, Weissert H<br />
Impact of methane seeps on the local carbon-isotope record: a case study from a Late Jurassic<br />
hemipelagic section (08.1-348)<br />
Louis Schmid B, Rais P, Logvinovich D, Bernasconi S M, Weissert H<br />
Plate tectonic trigger of changes in pCO(2) and climate in the Oxfordian (Late Jurassic): Carbon isotope<br />
and modeling evidence (08.1-349)<br />
Louis Schmid B, Rais P, Schäffer P, Bernasconi S M, Weissert H<br />
New constraints on the gas age-ice age difference along the EPICA ice cores, 0-50 kyr (08.1-350)<br />
Loulergue L, Parrenin F, Blunier T, Barnola J M, Spahni R, Schilt A, Raisbeck G, Chappellaz J<br />
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