Sentence examples for abrupt warming from inspiring English sources

Cooper, A. Abrupt warming events drove Late Pleistocene Holarctic megafaunal turnover.

The release of massive amounts of carbon led to abrupt warming 55.5 million years ago.

Abrupt warming events in the Arctic pull the meteorological equator — a band of tropical storm clouds that circle the globe near the Equator — farther north, and, along with it, the rainfall patterns associated with the Asian summer monsoon.

Potential temporal conflicts arise from the commitment to maintain SRM for considerable times to avoid abrupt warming on SRM termination.

Lowering of the water table at around 11100 10800 cal yr BP was probably connected with abrupt warming at ca. 11000 cal BP.

An abrupt warming occurred during the past 70 yr at the site, although the magnitude of this warming did not exceed that of the early Holocene.

Sarah Myhre is an ocean and climate scientist with expertise in the marine ecological consequences of abrupt climate warming.

"What this shows us is that there are major biomes on this planet that are on the table, that are on the chopping block for a future of abrupt climate warming and unchecked greenhouse gas emissions," Moffitt said.

Data from the last time Earth experienced a large, abrupt climate warming, around 20,000 years ago, indicate that a slight change in Earth's orbit caused an initial warming that then caused either oceans, soils, or both to release carbon dioxide and methane, both greenhouse gases, into the atmosphere.

Abrupt water warming during spring triggers strobilation and, therefore, the start of the medusa phase of the life cycle.

The end-Permian mass extinction has been associated with a massive release of carbon gases into the atmosphere, causing a global greenhouse effect and abrupt climate warming [ 111].