Radiocarbon Dating of Basal Peats Supports Separation of Lake Superior from Lakes Michigan-Huron about 1250 years ago

Keyphrases

• Lake Superior 100%
• Radiocarbon Dating 100%
• Lake Level 100%
• Basal Peat 100%
• Lake Michigan-Huron 100%
• Upper Great Lakes 66%
• Late Holocene 66%
• Bark 66%
• Wisconsin 33%
• Huron 33%
• North America 33%
• Sedimentary Record 33%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 33%
• Environmental Concern 33%
• Coastal Communities 33%
• Erosion Loss 33%
• Young Age 33%
• Body Remains 33%
• Freshwater Wetlands 33%
• Accelerated Erosion 33%
• Lake Level Change 33%
• Pertinent Information 33%
• Holocene History 33%
• Geological Context 33%
• Differential Uplift 33%
• Wetland Loss 33%
• Freshwater Bodies 33%
• Sandy Substrates 33%
• Bathymetric Gradient 33%
• Wetland Succession 33%
• Hydrographic Regime 33%
• Hydrological Regulation 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Lake Superior 100%
• Lake Michigan 100%
• Lake Level 100%
• Radiocarbon Dating 100%
• Holocene 50%
• Port 25%
• North America 25%
• Wisconsin 25%
• Aquatic Environment 25%