Sentence examples for paleoclimate from inspiring English sources

That meant I had to learn how to read scientific papers, understand basic statistics and become literate in very different fields from oceanography to paleoclimate, none of which my degree in politics and modern history helped me with a great deal.

"Climate change is based on several lines of evidence, not just paleoclimate data," he said.

Climate changes associated with the supercontinent of Pangea and with its eventual breakup and dispersal provide an example of the effect of plate tectonics on paleoclimate.

Major ecological and paleoclimate studies have been made in the dry valleys of Victoria Land east of McMurdo Sound.

Two studies by Bette Otto-Bliesner of NCAR and Jonathan Overpeck of the University of Arizona and colleagues blended computer modeling with paleoclimate records and suggested that climatic warming could cause the ice sheets across both the Arctic and the Antarctic to melt much more quickly than was generally expected.

The physical geography of the Devonian can be reconstructed using evidence from paleomagnetism, paleoclimate, paleobiogeography, and tectonic events.

A comparison of sea-surface temperatures in the Western Pacific with paleoclimate data from microscopic sea-surface animals suggested that this ocean region was approximately as warm as it had been at any time in the past 12,000 years and within about 1 °C of the maximum temperature of the past million years.

A U.S. government CCSP report on Arctic paleoclimates a few years ago (to which I contributed) [If anyone is thinking that this paper means we can crank up the temperature without worrying about sea level, they should seriously re-think.

Evidence from geochemistry and glacial geology in 2006 provided new insights into paleoclimates, with implications for current and future climate change.

MISS were produced by interaction of microbiota with wave and current dynamics, and they suggest the presence of strongly seasonal paleoclimates.

More sophisticated research on paleoclimates relies on the detection of changing patterns in the amounts of isotopic oxygen, carbon, and strontium retained in limestone samples to correlate the timing of different geological events.