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Speleothems as indicators of wet and dry periods
Ian Fairchild
, EA McMillan
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Geography
Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Speleothem
100%
Dry Period
100%
Wet Periods
100%
Drip Water
33%
Climatic Conditions
16%
Rainfall
16%
Degassing
16%
Low Flow
16%
Growth Rate
16%
Relative Abundance
16%
Aquifer
16%
Water Supply
16%
Palaeotemperature
16%
C-13
16%
D18O
16%
Seasonal Processes
16%
Partial Pressure of CO2 (pCO2)
16%
O 18
16%
Inverse Function
16%
D13C
16%
Varying Composition
16%
Dryness
16%
CO2 Degassing
16%
Water Availability
16%
Winter Precipitation
16%
Oxygen Isotopes
16%
Drip
16%
Paleoclimate
16%
Mg-Ca
16%
Plumbing
16%
Multiresolution Analysis
16%
Summer Precipitation
16%
High-order Methods
16%
Isotopic Study
16%
Atmospheric Precipitation
16%
Amount Effect
16%
Growth Morphology
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Speleothem
100%
Degassing
33%
Low Flow
16%
Water Supply
16%
Paleotemperature
16%
Carbon Dioxide
16%
Oxygen 18
16%
Water Availability
16%
Paleoclimate
16%
Atmospheric Precipitation
16%