2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.quascirev.2020.106750
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Comparing interglacials in eastern Australia: A multi-proxy investigation of a new sedimentary record

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“…Previous studies examining sedimentary sequences extracted from these locations suggest that both records extend beyond the last glacial maximum (Black et al 2006;Cadd et al 2018;Lewis et al 2020;Forbes et al 2021), a rare occurrence in Australia (Cadd et al 2021). However, previous work from sedimentary records in these locations has identified major outliers in the 14 C chronologies (Lewis et al 2020;Forbes et al 2021), indicating the need for a more targeted approach to the development of 14 C chronologies for these important records. Lake Werri Berri is part of the Thirlmere Lakes system, approximately 40 km inland from the New South Wales south coast (Figure 1).…”
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“…Previous studies examining sedimentary sequences extracted from these locations suggest that both records extend beyond the last glacial maximum (Black et al 2006;Cadd et al 2018;Lewis et al 2020;Forbes et al 2021), a rare occurrence in Australia (Cadd et al 2021). However, previous work from sedimentary records in these locations has identified major outliers in the 14 C chronologies (Lewis et al 2020;Forbes et al 2021), indicating the need for a more targeted approach to the development of 14 C chronologies for these important records. Lake Werri Berri is part of the Thirlmere Lakes system, approximately 40 km inland from the New South Wales south coast (Figure 1).…”
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“…The Thirlmere Lake system comprises five presently ephemeral lakes within a late Tertiary abandoned river valley. The sediments of the Thirlmere Lakes display repeating sequences of organic clay, clay, and clayey sands overlain by up to 4 m of Holocene, organic-rich lacustrine and palustrine sediments (Black et al 2006;Forbes et al 2021). See Supplementary Information for further coring and sedimentological details.…”
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“…h Forbes et al (2021). i Unpublished site but preliminary work suggests correlation to Forest Bed at West Point, Falkland Islands (Macphail and Cantrill 2006).…”
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