Bivalve mollusk shells are useful tools for multi-species and multi-proxy paleoenvironmental reconstructions with a high temporal and spatial resolution. Past environmental conditions can be reconstructed from shell growth and stable oxygen and carbon isotope ratios, which present an archive for temperature, freshwater fluxes and primary productivity. The purpose of this thesis is the reconstruction of Holocene climate and environmental variations in the North Pacific with a high spatial and temporal resolution using marine bivalve shells. This thesis focuses on several different Holocene time periods and multiple regions in the North Pacific, including: Japan, Alaska (AK), British Columbia (BC) and Washington State, which are affected by t...
In-depth paleoenvironmental studies in polar regions are critical to gain a better understanding of ...
Studies using oxygen isotopes (δ18O) of mollusk shells to determine paleotemperature need to assume ...
Oxygen and strontium from biogenic carbonates (mostly bivalves) were used to evaluate paleoenvironme...
Bivalve mollusk shells are useful tools for multi-species and multi-proxy paleoenvironmental reconst...
Understanding the climate of the past is essential for anticipating future climate change. Palaeocli...
Climate change in the Arctic during the Holocene is reconstructed using shell carbonate isotopes fro...
Until now, there has been no published documentation of North Sea year-to-year climate variability d...
The paleoenvironmental record reflects fluctuating marine conditions throughout the Gulf of Alaska d...
Sclerochronological and sclerochemical analysis of shellfish remains from archaeological sites affor...
High-resolution climate reconstruction, North Sea, annual banded proxy, Arctica islandica. - Until ...
Samples of the marine bivalve, Arctica islandica, collected on the island of Ingøya in Finnmark, Nor...
Reconstructing past secular environmental variations is an important issue in palaeoclimate research...
Organisms that grow by skeletal accretion contain a geochemical record of environmental conditions--...
Annual growth increment patterns of cardinal teeth (CT) of Panopea abrupta (Conrad) can reportedly p...
Theoretical thesis.Thesis by publication.Includes bibliographical references.Introduction -- 1. The ...
In-depth paleoenvironmental studies in polar regions are critical to gain a better understanding of ...
Studies using oxygen isotopes (δ18O) of mollusk shells to determine paleotemperature need to assume ...
Oxygen and strontium from biogenic carbonates (mostly bivalves) were used to evaluate paleoenvironme...
Bivalve mollusk shells are useful tools for multi-species and multi-proxy paleoenvironmental reconst...
Understanding the climate of the past is essential for anticipating future climate change. Palaeocli...
Climate change in the Arctic during the Holocene is reconstructed using shell carbonate isotopes fro...
Until now, there has been no published documentation of North Sea year-to-year climate variability d...
The paleoenvironmental record reflects fluctuating marine conditions throughout the Gulf of Alaska d...
Sclerochronological and sclerochemical analysis of shellfish remains from archaeological sites affor...
High-resolution climate reconstruction, North Sea, annual banded proxy, Arctica islandica. - Until ...
Samples of the marine bivalve, Arctica islandica, collected on the island of Ingøya in Finnmark, Nor...
Reconstructing past secular environmental variations is an important issue in palaeoclimate research...
Organisms that grow by skeletal accretion contain a geochemical record of environmental conditions--...
Annual growth increment patterns of cardinal teeth (CT) of Panopea abrupta (Conrad) can reportedly p...
Theoretical thesis.Thesis by publication.Includes bibliographical references.Introduction -- 1. The ...
In-depth paleoenvironmental studies in polar regions are critical to gain a better understanding of ...
Studies using oxygen isotopes (δ18O) of mollusk shells to determine paleotemperature need to assume ...
Oxygen and strontium from biogenic carbonates (mostly bivalves) were used to evaluate paleoenvironme...