Holocene glacial history of Renland Ice Cap, East Greenland, reconstructed from lake sediments

Holocene glacial history of Renland Ice Cap, East Greenland, reconstructed from lake sediments

Shrinking glaciers, melting permafrost, and reduced sea ice all indicate rapid contraction of the Arctic cryosphere in response to present-day climate warming, a trajectory that is expected to continue, if not accelerate. The reaction of the Arctic cryosphere to past periods of climate variation can...

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Main Authors: Axford, Y. (Author), Hall, B.L (Author), Kelly, M.A (Author), Levy, L.B (Author), Lowell, T.V (Author), Medford, A.K (Author), Wilcox, P.S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Cryosphere
deglaciation
Deposition
Early Holocene
geomorphology
Glacial geology
Glacial history
glacier
Glacier variations
Glaciers
Green land
Greenland
Holocene
Holocenes
ice cap
Ice-caps
in situ measurement
Lake sediments
Lakes
Little Ice Age
Renland ice cap
Rocks
Sea ice
Sediments
Snow
warming
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