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Late Pleistocene mountain glaciation in Alaska: Key chronologies
Jason P. Briner
, Darrell S. Kaufman
Earth and Sustainability
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Late Pleistocene
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Alaska
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Moraines
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Mountain Glaciation
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Glacier
75%
Marine Isotope Stages
75%
Late Glacial Period
25%
Climate Change
25%
Mountain Range
25%
Boulders
25%
Arctic Alaska
25%
Last Glaciation
25%
Glacier Advance
25%
Younger Dryas
25%
Cosmogenic Exposure Ages
25%
Marine Isotope Stage 4
25%
Penultimate Glaciation
25%
Glacial Maxima
25%
Equilibrium Line Altitude
25%
Late Pleistocene Glaciation
25%
Northern Hemisphere
25%
Glacial Advance
25%
Ice Extent
25%
Climate Models
25%
MIS 3
25%
Southern Alaska
25%
Terminal Position
25%
Eustatic Sea Level
25%
Mountain Glaciers
25%
Chukchi
25%
Bering
25%
Alpine Glaciations
25%
Global Last Glacial Maximum
25%
Level Lowering
25%
Summer Cooling
25%
Temporal Patterns
25%
High Latitude
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Late Pleistocene
100%
Alaska
100%
Marine Isotope Stage
83%
Glacial Drift
66%
Glaciers
50%
Climate Change
16%
Last Glaciation
16%
Last Glacial Maximum
16%
Glacier Advance
16%
Younger Dryas
16%
Equilibrium Line
16%
Northern Hemisphere
16%
Climate Modeling
16%
Sea Level
16%
Mountain Range
16%
Mountain Glacier
16%
Americas
16%