Reconstructions of global climate of the past warm epochs

I. I. Borzenkova; V. A. Zubakov; A. G. Lapenis

Reconstructions of global climate of the past warm epochs

I. I. Borzenkova
, V. A. Zubakov
, A. G. Lapenis

Geography, Planning, and Sustainability

University at Albany

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Abstract

For the first time, global reconstructions of seasonal temperatures (winter and summer) and annual precipitation totals are presented for three warm epoches of the past: the Holocene optimum (6000-5000yr ago), the Last Interglacial (about 125 000yr ago), and the Pliocene 4.3-3.3 million years ago). The maps are based on landscape reconstructions for these three time sections made by summarizing a vast amount of empirical data (paleobotanical, paleontological, paleohydrological, and other evidence). These reconstructions are considered as possible scenarios of a global climate change due to anthropogenic warming. -Journal summary

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	19-29
Number of pages	11
Journal	Soviet Meteorology & Hydrology
Volume	8
State	Published - 1992

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