High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores
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Keigwin, LD; Corliss, BH; Druffel, ERM; Laine, EP
Published in: Quaternary Research
1984
A stable isotope and 14C investigation of carbonates from three late Quaternary cores with high rates of sedimentation from the northeastern Bermuda Rise has produced the highest resolution record of the glacial maximum to Holocene stable isotope change yet obtained from an open ocean location. The record includes a three-step "termination" and the first direct evidence of an early deglacial meltwater "spike" in the open sea. © 1984.
Duke Scholars
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Quaternary Research
ISSN
0033-5894
Publication Date
1984
Volume
22
Issue
3
Start / End Page
383 / 386
Related Subject Headings
- Paleontology
- 2101 Archaeology
- 0406 Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience
- 0403 Geology
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Keigwin, L. D., Corliss, B. H., Druffel, E. R. M., & Laine, E. P. (1984). High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores. Quaternary Research, 22(3), 383–386.
Keigwin, L. D., B. H. Corliss, E. R. M. Druffel, and E. P. Laine. “High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores.” Quaternary Research 22, no. 3 (1984): 383–86.
Keigwin LD, Corliss BH, Druffel ERM, Laine EP. High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores. Quaternary Research. 1984;22(3):383–6.
Keigwin, L. D., et al. “High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores.” Quaternary Research, vol. 22, no. 3, 1984, pp. 383–86.
Keigwin LD, Corliss BH, Druffel ERM, Laine EP. High resolution isotope study of the latest deglaciation based on Bermuda Rise cores. Quaternary Research. 1984;22(3):383–386.
Published In
Quaternary Research
ISSN
0033-5894
Publication Date
1984
Volume
22
Issue
3
Start / End Page
383 / 386
Related Subject Headings
- Paleontology
- 2101 Archaeology
- 0406 Physical Geography and Environmental Geoscience
- 0403 Geology