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ElSoplaocave.Rossi.2018
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- timestamp: 2025-06-25 22:46:07.447853 UTC
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Version: 1.0.13
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- timestamp: 2025-06-25 21:21:47.801708 UTC
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control on Speleothem growth rates (Borsato et al., 2016), such
relationship is consistent with reduced soil productivity during colder
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availability, leading to higher d13C and [Mg], reduced growth rate, and
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relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored forest development and
resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and [Mg], and well developed
annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by SIR-1 and other stalagmites
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lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
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soil productivity during colder periods….colder intervals limited soil
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- curator: nicholas
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- timestamp: 2023-08-10 22:49:03 UTC
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- timestamp: 2023-05-12 21:53:52 UTC
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“Also, SIR-1 growth rate is much reduced in periods of high d13C. Given
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ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to higher d13C and [Mg],
reduced growth rate, and poor or null development of fluo- rescent
lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
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prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to
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supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
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d13C. Given the strong temperature control on Speleothem growth rates
(Borsato et al., 2016), such relationship is consistent with reduced
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pro- ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to higher d13C and
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lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
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[Mg], and well developed annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by
SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked by a
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limited soil pro- ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to
higher d13C and [Mg], reduced growth rate, and poor or null development
of fluo- rescent lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli-
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recorded by SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked
by a prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14
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supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
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2018)’
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- curator: nicholas
- timestamp: 2023-02-13 23:41:41 UTC
- changes:
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the strong temperature control on Speleothem growth rates (Borsato et
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lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
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[Mg], and well developed annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by
SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked by a
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11.62 �� 0.16 ka) closely matches the YD as defined in Greenland ice,
supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
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(Borsato et al., 2016), such relationship is consistent with reduced
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lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
forest development and resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and
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prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to
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supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
d13C in this region to changes in regional temperature.” (Rossi et al.,
2018) /// “Also, SIR-1 growth rate is much reduced in periods of high
d13C. Given the strong temperature control on Speleothem growth rates
(Borsato et al., 2016), such relationship is consistent with reduced
soil productivity during colder periods….colder intervals limited soil
pro- ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to higher d13C and
[Mg], reduced growth rate, and poor or null development of fluo- rescent
lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
forest development and resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and
[Mg], and well developed annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by
SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked by a
prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to
11.62 ± 0.16 ka) closely matches the YD as defined in Greenland ice,
supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
d13C in this region to changes in regional temperature.” (Rossi et al.,
2018)’
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- timestamp: 2023-02-09 15:39:52 UTC
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- archiveType: ‘speleothem’ has been replaced by ‘Speleothem’
- Paleo Column metadata:
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): paleoData_notes: ‘“Also, SIR-1 growth rate is
much reduced in periods of high d13C. Given the strong temperature
control on speleothem growth rates (Borsato et al., 2016), such
relationship is consistent with reduced soil productivity during colder
periods….colder intervals limited soil pro- ductivity and dripwater
availability, leading to higher d13C and [Mg], reduced growth rate, and
poor or null development of fluo- rescent lamination. Conversely,
relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored forest development and
resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and [Mg], and well developed
annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by SIR-1 and other stalagmites
of the region, the YD is marked by a prominent positive d13C excursion
whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to 11.62 ± 0.16 ka) closely matches the
YD as defined in Greenland ice, supporting a high YD synchronicity and
the sensitivity of stalagmitic d13C in this region to changes in
regional temperature.” (Rossi et al., 2018)’ has been replaced by
‘“Also, SIR-1 growth rate is much reduced in periods of high d13C. Given
the strong temperature control on Speleothem growth rates (Borsato et
al., 2016), such relationship is consistent with reduced soil
productivity during colder periods….colder intervals limited soil pro-
ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to higher d13C and [Mg],
reduced growth rate, and poor or null development of fluo- rescent
lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
forest development and resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and
[Mg], and well developed annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by
SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked by a
prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to
11.62 ± 0.16 ka) closely matches the YD as defined in Greenland ice,
supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
d13C in this region to changes in regional temperature.” (Rossi et al.,
2018)’
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): paleoData_proxyGeneral: NULL has been
replaced by ‘isotope’
- Paleo Interpretation metadata:
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_seasonality: NULL has been
replaced by ‘1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,643’
Version: 1.0.1
- lastVersion: 1.0.0
- curator: nick
- timestamp: 2021-01-12 02:28:50 UTC
- changes:
- Paleo Interpretation metadata:
- mineralogy (S2LR7H0xbfGcPs): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been replaced
by ‘climate’
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): interpretation1_variable: NULL has been
replaced by ‘T’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_direction: NULL has been
replaced by ‘negative’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been replaced
by ‘climate’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_seasonalityGeneral: NULL has
been replaced by ‘Annual’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_variable: NULL has been
replaced by ‘P’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): interpretation1_variableDetail: NULL has been
replaced by ‘@surface’
- d18OPrecision (S2LRKkXEWkoD8W): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- d13CPrecision (S2LRMZgbVDudjp): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- d18OStandard (S2LRoirhWsuhDY): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- hasAragoniteCorrection (S2LROOW8Z25Uji): interpretation1_scope: NULL
has been replaced by ‘climate’
- sisalSampleID (S2LRq0DVFOhMeB): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- d13CStandard (S2LRsRGWDu4Rd6): interpretation1_scope: NULL has been
replaced by ‘climate’
- Paleo Column metadata:
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): paleoData_notes: NULL has been replaced by
‘“Also, SIR-1 growth rate is much reduced in periods of high d13C. Given
the strong temperature control on speleothem growth rates (Borsato et
al., 2016), such relationship is consistent with reduced soil
productivity during colder periods….colder intervals limited soil pro-
ductivity and dripwater availability, leading to higher d13C and [Mg],
reduced growth rate, and poor or null development of fluo- rescent
lamination. Conversely, relatively warm and humid cli- mates favored
forest development and resulted in higher growth rates, lower d13C and
[Mg], and well developed annual fluorescent lamination…As recorded by
SIR-1 and other stalagmites of the region, the YD is marked by a
prominent positive d13C excursion whose chronol- ogy (12.95 ± 0.14 to
11.62 ± 0.16 ka) closely matches the YD as defined in Greenland ice,
supporting a high YD synchronicity and the sensitivity of stalagmitic
d13C in this region to changes in regional temperature.” (Rossi et al.,
2018)’
- d13C (S2LRAXA3YOxDUQ): paleoData_QCCertification: NULL has been
replaced by ‘CH’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): paleoData_notes: NULL has been replaced by
‘“hese authors interpreted the trend as reflecting a general increase in
rainfall amounts during the Early Holocene, based on the present-day
relationship between rainfall amount and rainwater d18O observed in
Cantabria (Comas- Bru and McDermott, 2015; Smith et al., 2016b). The
SIR-1 record supports such interpretation. In SIR-1, the increasing d18O
trend reversed from ~8.5 to ~8.0 ka. Coevally, both [Mg] and d13C also
tend to increase (Fig. 7B), indicating drier conditions. This further
sup- ports that the Early Holocene SIR-1 d18O variation mainly responds
to variations in the amounts of precipitation.” (Rossi et al.,
2018)’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): paleoData_proxy: NULL has been replaced by
‘d18O’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): paleoData_proxyDetail: NULL has been replaced
by ‘calcite’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): paleoData_proxyGeneral: NULL has been
replaced by ‘isotope’
- d18O (S2LRIixYo5wDj1): paleoData_QCCertification: NULL has been
replaced by ‘CH’
Version: 1.0.0
- curator: nick
- timestamp: 2020-09-29 14:29:26 UTC
- notes: Created from SISALv2