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Exceptionally steep north–south gradients in lake temperatures during the last deglaciation
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Levesque et al. (1997) described an exceptionally steep thermal gradient across the Canadian Maritime Provinces into Maine for parts of late-glacial time.
“Levesque et al. (1997), using fossil chironomid assemblages to infer summer surface-water temperature, described an exceptionally steep thermal gradient across the Canadian Maritime Provinces into Maine for parts of late-glacial time (during climatic transitions such as the beginning and end of the Younger Dryas).”
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The inferred maximum temperature gradient across the late-glacial tundra-forest ecotone was 16°C per 100 km.
“The inferred maximum temperature gradient across the late-glacial tundra-forest ecotone was 16°C per 100 km.”
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- Levesque, A. J., Cwynar, L. C., & Walker, I. R.
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- 1997-01
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