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Quaternary highstands in Bear Lake Valley, Utah and Idaho
Benjamin J.C. Laabs
, Darrell S. Kaufman
Earth and Sustainability
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Utah
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Idaho
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Bear Lake
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Highstand
100%
Water Level
55%
Racemization
33%
Middle Pleistocene
22%
Bear River
22%
Paucity
11%
Wetlands
11%
Late Pleistocene
11%
Geomorphology
11%
Amino Acid Geochronology
11%
Covariance
11%
Radiocarbon Dating
11%
Last Glacial Maximum
11%
Sample Age
11%
Ranching
11%
Climate Change Impacts
11%
Aspartic Acid
11%
Glutamic Acid
11%
Lake Bonneville
11%
Tephrochronology
11%
Lake Level
11%
Surficial Deposits
11%
Lacustrine Environment
11%
Depositional Setting
11%
Mollusks
11%
Temporal Control
11%
Accurate Reconstruction
11%
Wetland Environment
11%
Square Phase
11%
Pleistocene Environments
11%
Amino Acid Analysis
11%
Parabolic Model
11%
Intergeneric Difference
11%
Exposure Uncertainty
11%
Aspartic
11%
Quaternary Period
11%
Valley Effect
11%
Raspberry
11%
Hollow
11%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Idaho
100%
Utah
100%
Water Level
100%
Racemization
60%
Pleistocene
40%
Downcutting
40%
Amino Acid
40%
Late Pleistocene
20%
Geomorphological Response
20%
Geochronology
20%
Last Glacial Maximum
20%
Outcrop
20%
Tephrochronology
20%
Sea Level
20%
Lake Level
20%
Climate Change Impact
20%
Covariance
20%
Quaternary Period
20%