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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Western Tropical Atlantic"”.

  1. Little Ice Age climate in the Western Tropical Atlantic inferred from coral geochemical proxies

    … Coral skeletons are high-resolution archives of tropical sea surface temperatures (SSTs), but inconsistencies call the accuracy of existing coral proxy records into question. In this thesis, I first quantify the errors associated with the traditional coral thermometer, Sr/Ca, by comparing in situ …

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  2. Little Ice Age climate in the western tropical Atlantic inferred from coral geochemical proxies

    … Coral skeletons are high-resolution archives of tropical sea surface temperatures (SSTs), but inconsistencies call the accuracy of existing coral proxy records into question. In this thesis, I first quantify the errors associated with the traditional coral thermometer, Sr/Ca, by comparing in situ …

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  3. Vertical flux, ecology and dissolution of radiolaria in tropical oceans : implications for the silica cycle

    … water column were recovered from three stations (western Tropical Atlantic-Station E, central Tropical Pacific-Pi and Panama Basin-PB) using PARLUX sediment traps in moored arrays at several depths. The taxonomic diversities of the radiolarian assemblages in the sediment traps were very high. A …

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  4. Vertical flux, ecology and dissolution of radiolaria in tropical oceans : implications for the silica cycle

    … water column were recovered from three stations (western Tropical Atlantic-Station E, central Tropical Pacific-P1 and Panama Basin-PB) using PARFLUX sediment traps in moored arrays at several depths. The taxonomic diversities of the radiolarian assemblages in the sediment traps were very high. A …

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