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East central North America climates during marine isotope stages 3-5
Gregory S. Springer
, Harold D. Rowe
, Ben Hardt
, Hai Cheng
,
R. Lawrence Edwards
Earth and Environmental Sciences-Twin Cities
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Moisture Availability
100%
Central North America
100%
MIS 3
100%
Eastern North America
75%
Mid-latitude
50%
Last Interglacial
50%
Precession
50%
Relative Moisture
50%
High-resolution
25%
Laurentide Ice Sheet
25%
Climate History
25%
Sea-level Change
25%
Precipitation Seasonality
25%
West Virginia
25%
Insolation
25%
Oxygen Isotope Records
25%
Eccentricity
25%
Low Amplitude
25%
Stalagmite
25%
Relative Change
25%
Gradual Change
25%
Before Present
25%
Ice Age
25%
Carbon Isotope Record
25%
Asymmetric Pattern
25%
Change in Precipitation
25%
Last Glacial
25%
Zonal Circulation
25%
Polar Cell
25%
Amplitude Variability
25%
Glacial Inception
25%
Climate State
25%
Linear Change
25%
Global Ocean Change
25%
Orbital Timescale
25%
Late Pleistocene Climate
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
North America
100%
Marine Isotope Stage
100%
Sea Level Change
50%
Last Interglacial
50%
Temperate Region
50%
Oxygen
25%
Laurentide Ice Sheet
25%
Seasonality
25%
Oxygen 18
25%
Carbon 14
25%
Late Pleistocene
25%
Stalagmite
25%
Pleistocene Rewilding
25%
Last Glacial
25%
West Virginia
25%
Zonal Flow (Meteorology)
25%
Timescale
25%