Eastern Mediterranean climate change deduced from the Soreq Cave fluid inclusion stable isotopes and carbonate clumped isotopes record of the last 160 ka

Eastern Mediterranean climate change deduced from the Soreq Cave fluid inclusion stable isotopes and carbonate clumped isotopes record of the last 160 ka

A fundamental issue in the interpretation of speleothem calcite δ18Occ records is the correct partitioning of the effects of temperature and water δ18O variations. This study explores the paleo-environmental evolution of the Eastern Mediterranean Sea (EMS) region using Soreq Cave speleothems in the...

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Main Authors: Affek, H.P (Author), Ayalon, A. (Author), Bar-Matthews, M. (Author), Matthews, A. (Author), Vonhof, H.B (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
calcite
Calcite
calibration
Carbonate clumped isotope
Carbonate clumped isotopes
Carbonation
cave
Caves
climate change
Climate change
Clumped isotopes
correction
data interpretation
Eastern mediterranean
Eastern Mediterranean
fluid inclusion
Fluid inclusion
Fluid inclusions
Glacial geology
Glacial-interglacial
Holocene
Isotopes
isotopic composition
Israel
Jerusalem [Israel]
Last Interglacial
marine isotope stage
Mediterranean Sea
meteoric water
Mineralogy
Oceanography
oxygen isotope
Palaeoclimatology
Paleoclimatology
paleoecology
Paleotemperatures
Seawater
Soreq cave
Soreq Cave
speleothem
Speleothem
Speleothems
Stable isotopes
Surface waters
Temperature
temperature gradient
Termination II
Terminations I
Terminations II and I
Water piping systems
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