Time coincidence of paleomagnetic excursion-like anomalies in the last 140 ka in two long European palynological standard cores

Details Time coincidence of paleomagnetic excursion-like anomalies in the last 140 ka in two long European palynological standard cores Time coincidence of paleomagnetic excursion-like anomalies in the last 140 ka in two long European palynological standard cores

Sep 1999

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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, Volume 115, Issue 2, p. 101-108.

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Grande Pile and Les Echets represent two long and continual lake records covering the last 140,000 years. Both these cores constitute European paleoclimatic reference sites with the most complete and detailed palynological cover in entire Europe. Both sequences have been cored and analyzed for paleomagnetism. A total of 12 paleomagnetic directional anomalies are recorded in the two cores. Most of these anomalies occur in both cores and at exactly the same chronostratigraphic levels. This cannot be a mere chance but must - in one way or the other - represent a physical reality.

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