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ABRUPT INCREASE IN PRECIPITATION AND WEATHERING OF SOILS IN EAST SIBERIA COINCIDENT WITH THE END OF THE LAST GLACIATION (15 CAL KYR BP)

Chebykin E.P.; Edgington D.N.; Grachev M.A.; Zheleznyakova T.O.; Vorobyova S.S.; Kulikova N.S.; Azarova I.N.; Khlystov O.M.; Goldberg E.L. (2002)

An abrupt increase in the temperature in Greenland in the wake of the initiation of the Bølling–Allerød warm phase at ca. 15 cal kyr BP was followed after a few decades by a dramatic increase in the concentration of methane ...
DIRECT U-TH DATING OF THE LAST TWO INTERGLACIALS IN SEDIMENTS OF LAKE BAIKAL

Goldberg E.L.; Grachev M.A.; Chebykin E.P.; Edgington D.N.; Navez J.; Andre L.; Shul'pyakov I.O. (2001)
URANIUM-SERIES DISEQUILIBRIUM, SEDIMENTATION, DIATOM FRUSTULES, AND PALEOCLIMATE CHANGE IN LAKE BAIKAL

Edgington D.N.; Gustin M.P.; Robbins J.A.; Colman S.M.; Orlandini K.A. (1996)

The large volume of water, approximately one-fifth of the total surface fresh water on the planet, contained in Lake Baikal in southeastern Siberia is distinguished by having a relatively high concentration of uranium (ca. ...
URANIUM-SERIES ISOTOPES AS PROXIES OF LATE PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE AND GEOCHRONOMETERS IN BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF LAKE BAIKAL

Edgington D.N.; Chebykin E.P.; Goldberg E.L.; Phedorin M.A.; Kulikova N.S.; Zheleznyakova T.O.; Vorob'yova S.S.; Khlystov O.M.; Levina O.V.; Ziborova G.A.; Grachev M.A. (2004)

238U, 234U, and 230Th concentrations in samples of Baikal bottom sediments from the submerged Akademichesky Ridge were measured by ICP-MS, which is 100 times as fast as the traditional alpha spectrometry. These concentrations, ...

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