- came to
maturity in the 20th century.
Notable periods studied by
paleoclimatologists include the
frequent glaciations that
Earth has undergone, rapid...
- (including geologists, paleontologists, geophysicists, geochemists, and
paleoclimatologists) to
describe the
timing and
relationships of
events in
geologic history...
-
interglacial is
known as the
Holocene epoch.
Based on
climate proxies,
paleoclimatologists study the
different climate states originating from glaciation. The...
- the
amount of O 2
needed to
restore it to a
normal concentration.
Paleoclimatologists measure the
ratio of oxygen-18 and oxygen-16 in the s**** and skeletons...
- of a region.
Paleoclimatology is the
study of
ancient climates.
Paleoclimatologists s**** to
explain climate variations for all
parts of the
Earth during...
- Mel****er
pulse 1B (MWP1b) is the name used by
Quaternary geologists,
paleoclimatologists, and
oceanographers for a
period of
either rapid or just accelerated...
-
values as low as 180 ppm to the pre-industrial
level of 270 ppm.
Paleoclimatologists consider variations in
carbon dioxide concentration to be a fundamental...
- Best
Special Effects at the
Saturn Awards. Jack Hall is an
American paleoclimatologist, and as he and his
colleagues Frank and
Jason drill for ice-core samples...
- Termination, as used by
Quaternary geologists, oceanographers, and
paleoclimatologists is the
period of time
during a
glacial cycle when
there is a relatively...
- the Devil's Hole as a "skylight" into the
water table. A team of
paleoclimatologists from the
University of
Innsbruck have been
collecting and dating...
