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This record provides a testable template for future studies of short early Pleistocene sections on land and raises questions of detail about parts of the published δ18O records.
This record provides one of the most detailed descriptions of the M B polarity transition obtained thus far from marine sediments and will therefore be key for understanding the dynamics of the geomagnetic dynamo and for calibrating the geological timescale.
This record provides a first palaeoecological/palaeoclimatic high resolution reconstruction in North Africa using a cross-disciplinary approach with both physical (grey-scale intensity, quartz particles) and biological (charcoal and pollen) indicators.
Basing a novel on this record provides a certain advantage in terms of credibility, at least if you do the research correctly and honestly.
Walter chose the right career path, but this recording provides interesting insights into both a great conductor's mind and the musical hothouse that was early 20th-century Vienna.
Inverse solutions using the covariance matrix from this recording provided very similar results to those obtained using the 'inactive epochs,' as shown in Figure 2.
More than 50 years later, the record provides evidence in support of both sides.
This multiproxy record provides insights into oceanic exchanges, surface water conditions and the mechanisms that govern them during the Holocene.
This new record provides a regional perspective on climate and serves as context for the fossil record of early hominin evolution.
These data suggest that this environmental record provides both a proxy for 2800 years of cultural change, including colonization, growth, decline, and reorganization of regional populations, and an independent confirmation of recent paleoclimate reconstructions from the same region.
This fossil record provides an opportunity to evaluate long-term morphological and morphometric changes in V. komodoensis on Flores over ca. 900,000 years.
