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Synchronous bipolar retreat of mid-latitude ice masses during Heinrich Stadials - Nature Geoscience

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By Samuel Toucanne, Natalia Vázquez Riveiros, Pierre-Henri Blard, Vincent Rigalleau, Laurie Menviel
| Nature Verified
Abstract Millennial-scale climate variability in polar ice cores exhibits interhemispheric temperature asynchronicity during the last glacial period, approximately 70,000 to 15,000 years ago. This bipolar seesaw pattern is most pronounced during Heinrich Stadials, which correspond to recurring severe cooling episodes in the North Atlantic region following a weakening of the Atlantic overturning circulation.
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Dating the late Miocene marine sediments around the southern middle Durance valley (Provence, SE France): new evidences for a Tortonian age

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By François Demory, Aix Marseille Univ, Pierre-Henri Blard, Doriane Delanghe
| Earth Sciences Bulletin
Home All issues Volume 195 (2024) BSGF - Earth Sci. Bull., 195 (2024) 14 Full HTML Issue BSGF - Earth Sci. Bull.
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Nonlinear forcing of climate on mountain denudation during glaciations

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By Pierre-Henri Blard, Apolline Mariotti, Julien Charreau, Samuel Toucanne
| Nature Verified
Abstract Denudation is one of the main processes that shapes landscapes. Because temperature, precipitation and glacial extents are key factors involved in denudation, climatic fluctuations are thought to exert a strong control on this parameter over geological timescales. However, the direct impacts of climatic variations on denudation remain controversial, particularly those involving the Quaternary glacial cycles in mountain environments.
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