The Preboreal climate reversal and a subsequent solar-forced climate shift
(2004) In Journal of Quaternary Science 19(3). p.263-269- Abstract
- Accurate chronologies are essential for linking palaeoclimate archives. Carbon-14 wiggle-match dating was used to produce an accurate chronology for part of an early Holocene peat sequence from the Borchert (The Netherlands). Following the Younger Dryas-Preboreal transition, two climatic shifts could be inferred. Around 11 400 cal. yr BP the expansion of birch (Betula) forest was interrupted by a dry continental phase with dominantly open grassland vegetation, coeval with the PBO (Preboreal Oscillation), as observed in the GRIP ice core. At 11 250 cal. yr BP a sudden shift to a humid climate occurred. This second change appears to be contemporaneous with: (i) a sharp increase of atmospheric C-14; (ii) a temporary decline of atmospheric... (More)
- Accurate chronologies are essential for linking palaeoclimate archives. Carbon-14 wiggle-match dating was used to produce an accurate chronology for part of an early Holocene peat sequence from the Borchert (The Netherlands). Following the Younger Dryas-Preboreal transition, two climatic shifts could be inferred. Around 11 400 cal. yr BP the expansion of birch (Betula) forest was interrupted by a dry continental phase with dominantly open grassland vegetation, coeval with the PBO (Preboreal Oscillation), as observed in the GRIP ice core. At 11 250 cal. yr BP a sudden shift to a humid climate occurred. This second change appears to be contemporaneous with: (i) a sharp increase of atmospheric C-14; (ii) a temporary decline of atmospheric CO2; and (iii) an increase in the GRIP Be-10 flux. The close correspondence with excursions of cosmogenic nuclides points to a decline in solar activity, which may have forced the changes in climate and vegetation at around 11 250 cal. yr BP. Copyright (C) 2004 John Wiley Sons, Ltd. (Less)
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- Van der Plicht, J ; Van Geel, B ; Bohncke, SJP ; Bos, JAA ; Blaauw, M ; Speranza, AOM ; Muscheler, Raimund LU and Björck, Svante LU
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- 2004
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- wiggle-match dating, peat, climate change, Preboreal, solar forcing, C-14, Be-10, O-18
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- Journal of Quaternary Science
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- 19
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- 3
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- 263 - 269
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- John Wiley & Sons Inc.
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- wos:000221238800005
- scopus:2342505886
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- 1099-1417
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- 10.1002/jqs.835
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- English
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