Central Pacific hydroclimate over the last 45,000 years: Molecular-isotopic evidence from leaf wax in a Hawaiʻi peatland

Central Pacific hydroclimate over the last 45,000 years: Molecular-isotopic evidence from leaf wax in a Hawaiʻi peatland

Long-term hydroclimate variability at low latitudes exerts a strong influence on global climate, yet its timing and mechanisms are poorly documented for the central Pacific region. Here we present the molecular and hydrogen isotopic compositions of long-chain n-alkanes in a montane wetland deposit a...

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Main Authors: Beilman, D.W (Author), Massa, C. (Author), Nichols, J.E (Author), Timm, O.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Atlantic Ocean
Carbon accumulation
Cariaco Basin
Caribbean Sea
Chain length
Chain length distribution
Climatology
East Asian monsoon
El Nino-Southern Oscillation
Hawaii
Hawaii [(ISL) Hawaiian Islands]
Hawaii [United States]
Hawaiian Islands
Holocene
Hydrocarbons
hydrogen isotope
Hydrogen isotopic composition
Hydrological condition
intertropical convergence zone
Isotopes
Long chain n-alkanes
Mauna Kea
monsoon
n-Alkanes
Paleoclimatology
Paraffins
Peat bog
peatland
Pleistocene
Stable isotopes
Storms
Vegetation
Vegetation change
wetland
Wetland ecosystem
Wetlands
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