2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.quascirev.2005.10.014
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Last glacial maximum and Holocene lake levels of Owens Lake, eastern California, USA

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“…Upward on the graph corresponds to colder sea-surface temperature. The green line is the percentage of juniper pollen in cores from Owens Lake, with increasing juniper an indicator of colder temperature (Mensing, 2001) Jayko et al (2008), for Searles Lake from Stuiver and Smith (1979), Smith (1987), and Lin et al (1998), and for Owens Lake from Bacon et al (2006) (thin black line) and Orme and Orme (2008) (thick black line). (c) Lake surface elevation history for Lake Lahontan, from Reheis et al (2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Upward on the graph corresponds to colder sea-surface temperature. The green line is the percentage of juniper pollen in cores from Owens Lake, with increasing juniper an indicator of colder temperature (Mensing, 2001) Jayko et al (2008), for Searles Lake from Stuiver and Smith (1979), Smith (1987), and Lin et al (1998), and for Owens Lake from Bacon et al (2006) (thin black line) and Orme and Orme (2008) (thick black line). (c) Lake surface elevation history for Lake Lahontan, from Reheis et al (2014).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, authors Harvey et al (1999) describe an arid phase (ca. 13,000-10,500 yrs BP) following the perennial lake period, likely related to Bacon et al (2006) and Kirby et al (2015) work, resulting in the termination of pluvial lakes in this region. These drying events are probably the cause of the recessional phases identified at LU0 dating to 13,090 -12,990 cal yrs BP (Fig.…”
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“…Unit LU3a-c is a classic, near-shore littoral deposit of interbedded gravel and sand beach facies grading upward from basal to pea-sized gravels containing sands and minor silts as described by Bacon et al (2006). LU3 (a-c) age of 1,050-1,025 cal yrs BP (Figs.…”
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confidence: 99%
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