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Abrupt sea surface pH change at the end of the Younger Dryas in the central sub-equatorial Pacific inferred from boron isotope abundance in corals (Porites)

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2010

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Douville, Eric
Paterne, Martine
Cabioch, Guy
Louvat, P.
Gaillardet, J.
Juillet-Leclerc, A.
Ayliffe, Linda

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Copernicus GmbH

Abstract

The "δ11B-pH" technique was applied to modern and ancient corals Porites from the sub-equatorial Pacific areas (Tahiti and Marquesas) spanning a time interval from 0 to 20.720 calendar years to determine the amplitude of pH changes between the Last Glaci

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Keywords: abundance; aragonite; boron isotope; carbonate; coral; El Nino; Holocene; interglacial; isotopic composition; La Nina; Last Glacial; pH; reconstruction; sea surface; Younger Dryas; Marquesas Islands; Society Islands; Tahiti; Windward Islands [Society Isla

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/60817

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ANU Research Publications

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Biogeosciences

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10.5194/bg-7-2445-2010

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2037-12-31

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