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May 17, 2012
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Tropical caves shed light on ancient climate change
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Almost everything we know about noteworthy climate shifts such as ice ages comes from the cold northern latitudes. Polar ice cores and North Atlantic deep ocean sediments have revealed global glaciations and jumps in temperature and greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. But scientists have long wondered what was going on in the tropics during such shifts — an important question because climate patterns such as El Niño can have global effects. To access the article, "Interglacial Hydroclimate in the Tropical West Pacific Through the Late Pleistocene", click here.More

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