When compared to local and regional instrumental records since ca 1760 AD significant (p < 0.01) relationships (rPearson > 0.5) are obtained suggesting that chironomids accurately register the changes in temperature for the past ca 250 years
correlation with local meteorological correlation
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Larocque-Tobler, I.;Stewart, M.M.;Quinlan, R.;Trachsel, M.;Kamenik, C.;Grosjean, M.
A last millennium temperature reconstruction using chironomids preserved in sediments of anoxic Seebergsee (Switzerland): consensus at local, regional and Central European scales