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Identifying Quaternary Climate Change with XRF Analysis on Loess From South-Western England

Pelle Kronborg

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Huge changes in climate occurred at the end of the last Quaternary glaciation. The end of this glaciation corresponds with the end of Pleistocene with its repeated glacial cycles and the start of t ...

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Huge changes in climate occurred at the end of the last Quaternary glaciation. The end of this glaciation corresponds with the end of Pleistocene with its repeated glacial cycles and the start of t ...

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Huge changes in climate occurred at the end of the last Quaternary glaciation. The end of this glaciation corresponds with the end of Pleistocene with its repeated glacial cycles and the start of t ...

Key concepts: Quaternary, Glacial period, Loess, Pleistocene, Climate change, Physical geography, Geology, Climatology

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