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Late Miocene onset of the modern Antarctic Circumpolar Current - Nature Geoscience

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By Dimitris Evangelinos, Carlota Escutia, Xavier Crosta, José-Abel Flores, David Harwood, Luis Valero, Andreas Klocker, Isabel Cacho, Leopoldo Pena, Katharina Kreissig, Eduardo Proaño Paredes, Ariadna Salabarnada
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Abstract The Antarctic Circumpolar Current plays a pivotal role in global climate through its strong influence on the global overturning circulation, ocean heat and CO2 uptake. However, when and how the Antarctic Circumpolar Current reached its modern-like characteristics remains disputed. Here we present neodymium isotope and sortable silt records from sediment cores in the Southwest Pacific and South Indian oceans spanning the past 31 million years.
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Publisher Correction: Eastern Mediterranean water outflow during the Younger Dryas was twice that of the present day - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Sergio Trias-Navarro, Eduardo Proaño Paredes, Jaime Frigola, José Noel Pérez-Asensio
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Correction to: Communications Earth and Environment https://doi.org/10.1038/s43247-023-00812-7, published online 29 April 2023.
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Eastern Mediterranean water outflow during the Younger Dryas was twice that of the present day - Communications Earth & Environment

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By Sergio Trias-Navarro, Eduardo Proaño Paredes, Jaime Frigola, José Noel Pérez-Asensio
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Abstract Eastern Mediterranean deep-intermediate convection was highly sensitive to varying inputs of fresh water fluxes associated with increased rainfall during the African Humid period (15-6 kyr Before Present). Here we investigate changes in the water-outflow from the Eastern Mediterranean Sea since the last deglaciation using neodymium isotope ratios.
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