A 37,000-year environmental magnetic record of aeolian dust deposition from Burial Lake, Arctic Alaska

Keyphrases

• Dust 100%
• Arctic Alaska 100%
• Aeolian Dust 100%
• Environmental Magnetic Field 100%
• Dust Deposition 100%
• Magnetic Records 100%
• Low Coercivity 75%
• Magnetic Materials 50%
• Radiocarbon Dating 50%
• High Coercivity 50%
• Wood 25%
• Computed Tomography 25%
• Vegetative Cover 25%
• Magnetic Properties 25%
• Sole Source 25%
• Glacial Retreat 25%
• Last Glacial Maximum 25%
• Aridity 25%
• Grain Size 25%
• Interior Alaska 25%
• Late Pleistocene 25%
• Alternating Field 25%
• Late Holocene 25%
• Plant Macrofossils 25%
• Early Holocene 25%
• Magnetization 25%
• Demagnetization 25%
• Point Source 25%
• Lake Sediments 25%
• Water Depth 25%
• Glacial Advance 25%
• S-ratio 25%
• Magnetic Susceptibility 25%
• Organic Carbon Content 25%
• Relative Proportion 25%
• Deglacial 25%
• Isothermal Remanent Magnetization 25%
• Western Arctic 25%
• Continental Shelf 25%
• Loess Deposits 25%
• Magnetic Components 25%
• Environmental Magnetism 25%
• Hysteresis Measurements 25%
• Local Drainage 25%
• Subaerial Exposure 25%
• Biogenic Silica 25%
• X-ray Fluorescence 25%
• Dust Input 25%
• Glacial Processes 25%
• Far-field Sources 25%
• Noatak 25%
• Aeolian Deposition 25%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Alaska 100%
• Coercivity 100%
• Eolian Deposit 100%
• Radiocarbon Dating 40%
• Magnetic Material 40%
• Remanent Magnetization 20%
• Tomography 20%
• Holocene 20%
• Lacustrine Deposit 20%
• Magnetic Property 20%
• Grain Size 20%
• Last Glacial Maximum 20%
• Aridity 20%
• Late Pleistocene 20%
• Demagnetization 20%
• Magnetic Permeability 20%
• Detritus 20%
• Continental Shelf 20%
• Water Depth 20%
• X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy 20%
• Subaerial Exposure 20%
• Glacial Processes 20%
• Organic Carbon 20%