pub1_author: 'list(list(name = "Anderson, R. Scott"), list(name = "Hasbargen, Jim"), list(name = "Koehler, Peter A."), list(name = "Feiler, Eric J."))' has been replaced by 'Anderson, R. Scott'

Late Wisconsin and Holocene Subalpine Forests of the Markagunt Plateau of Utah, Southwestern Colorado Plateau, U.S.A.

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Record of pluvials with an annual/winter season interpretation "These conditions include a significantly southward displaced, winter season polar front jet stream, its associated storm tracks, and moisture transport from the tropical North Pacific. Moreover, these conditions must persist on a near annual (winter season) basis for the duration of the lakes existence. To develop and maintain decadal-to-multi-centennial scale lakes in the Mojave River sink requires atmospheric conditions that generate higher- than-average winter precipitation across the region on a recurring annual basis."

high LOI interpreted as increased precipitation/run-off (pluvials) and thus higher relative lake level.

interpreted as higher organic matter linked to increased runnoff....

high CN interpreted as increased precipitation/run-off (pluvials) and thus higher relative lake level.

LOI (GH64dc7173): interpretation1_scope: '' has been replaced by 'climate'
MassMagSus (GH826c4eb6): interpretation1_scope: '' has been replaced by 'climate'

pub1_author: 'list(list(name = "Kirby, Matthew E."), list(name = "Zimmerman, Susan R.H."), list(name = "Patterson, William P."), list(name = "Rivera, Jose J."))' has been replaced by 'Kirby, Matthew E.'

A 9170-year record of decadal-to-multi-centennial scale pluvial episodes from the coastal Southwest United States: a role for atmospheric rivers?

"higher levels of vegetation and organic matter as a carbon source will decrease the δ13C value of epikarst waters as the water more closely approximates the naturally lower δ13C values of organic material. Since vegetative productivity is sensitive to water-stress in the karstic Vaca Plateau, drier conditions reduce the amount of biogenic carbon (although potentially with a temporal lag), and thus drier conditions would be expected to produce higher δ13C values of water in the epikarst."