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  • The Ocean Circulation and Carbon Cycle during the Last Glacial Maximum

    Creator:
    Muglia, Juan
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    During the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM, ∼ 21 ky before present) the atmospheric CO2 concentration was about 100 ppm lower than its pre-industrial (PI)value. The missing carbon from the atmosphere must have been stored in thedeep ocean during this period, but the mechanisms driving such re-distribution ofthe carbon cycle are...
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    Circulation and Carbon Cycle during the Last Glacial Maximum Abstract approved: Andreas Schmittner During

  • Abrupt deglacial climate changes in the North Pacific and implications for climate tipping points

    Creator:
    Praetorius, Summer Kate
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    Paleoclimate archives have revealed abrupt climate events that are superimposed on more gradual climate changes throughout the last glacial and deglacial periods. The underlying causes of such rapid climate changes are still poorly understood, but the strong expression of these events in northern hemisphere records likely points to climatic mechanisms...
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    Prahl, Andy Ross, Andreas Schmittner, Jeremy Shakun, John Southon, Joseph Stoner, Matt Wolhowe, and

  • The Global Overturning Circulation Since the Last Glacial Maximum Based on Marine Authigenic Neodymium Isotopes

    Creator:
    Du, Jianghui
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    The Global Overturning Circulation (GOC) is a major component of the global climate system. Understanding its behavior is pertinent to our prediction of climate change in the future. The lack of long-term observations of GOC in the modern instrumental era necessitates studies of GOC using paleoceanographic records. Of great interest...
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    better understanding of my research. I also want to thank the other members on my committee, Andreas