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  1. Physical and geochemical response in cave drip waters to recent drought, central Texas, USA : implications for drought reconstruction using speleothems

    A five-year study (2009-2014) of eight drip sites in Inner Space Cavern (IS), a cave on the Edwards Plateau in central Texas, was undertaken to assess the physical and geochemical response of cave drip waters to extreme drought. Drip rate, calcite growth rate, and dripwater geochemistry were …

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  2. Changes in monsoonal precipitation and atmospheric circulation during the Holocene reconstructed from stalagmites from Northeastern India

    … proxies and a promise of a precise and accurate age model greatly appeal to palaeoclimatologists. Although substantial progress was made in speleothem-based palaeoclimate research and despite high-resolution records from low-latitudinal regions, proving that palaeo-environmental changes can …

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  3. Organic complexation in karst cave systems: implications for transition metal incorporation into speleothems

    The accurate prediction of future climate scenarios heavily relies on the robust understanding of the magnitude and drivers of past climate variability. Amongst the various materials used to study historic climate beyond the instrumental record, secondary cave carbonate deposits, or speleothems, …

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