- The
Holocene (/ˈhɒl.əsiːn, -oʊ-, ˈhoʊ.lə-, -loʊ-/) is the
current geological epoch,
beginning approximately 11,700
years ago. It
follows the Last Glacial...
- glaciology, paleoclimate, and
changes in
global sea level.
Understanding postglacial rebound is also
important to our
ability to
monitor recent global change...
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Postglacial vegetation refers to
plants that
colonize the
newly exposed substrate after a
glacial retreat. The term "
postglacial"
typically refers to processes...
-
widely recognized and
least disputed of the named,
postglacial mel****er pulses.
Other named,
postglacial mel****er
pulses are
known most
commonly as mel****er...
-
catastrophic rise
event 2 (CRE2) in the
Caribbean Sea.
Other named,
postglacial mel****er
pulses are
known most
commonly as mel****er
pulse 1A0 (mel****er...
-
interference since the last ice age.
These sites do****ent the
undisturbed postglacial repo****tion of the species. The
Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians...
-
years ago,
based on mtDNA. One
theory for the
cause of this
expansion is
postglacial theory. This
theory claims ancestral junco po****tions
expanded further...
-
volume of all post-glacial lava
products on the
Reykjanes Peninsula." The
postglacial shield volcanoes are
situated at the
periphery of
fissure systems. They...
- that
extended 1,400 km (870 mi)
downstream and
killed 100,000 people.
Postglacial rebound changes the tilt of ground. In lakes, this
means that s****s...
- in
Licking County, Ohio,
United States. It is a
wetland with
relict postglacial biodiversity,
including sphagnum moss and the
American cranberry. Forming...
