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Holocene records of eolian dust deposition from high‐elevation lakes in the Uinta Mountains, Utah, USA

North America>United States Of America>Utah

fails age control, largest gap is 3920 yrs; retain to support high-Arctic coverage. CR added coldest month to wNAm to represent winter season

fails age control, largest gap is 3920 yrs; retain to support high-Arctic coverage

fails age control, largest gap is 3920 yrs

precipitation (M2Lwn7t7fxjP): paleoData_proxyGeneral: '' has been replaced by 'pollen'

Holocene vegetation history of Banks Island, Northwest Territories, Canada

Reconciling divergent trends and millennial variations in Holocene temperatures

Small upland kettle lake. Physiography: morainal deposits of Jesse Till.

one gap 4.1 ka, but more 14C ages than other two Banks Is chronologies

Pecipitation reconstruction generated with, and using methods described in Marsicek 2018. Reconstruction published as part of the wNAm database.

Small lake in depression in Baker Till. Physiography: morainal deposits of Baker Till.

Lat/lon updated to four decimals with Google Earth

Lat/lon updated to four decimals with Google Earth. Pecipitation reconstruction generated with, and using methods described in Marsicek 2018. Reconstruction published as part of the wNAm database.

Late Quaternary vegetation near Battle Ground Lake, southern Puget Trough, Washington

North America>United States Of America>Washington

Volcanic crater. Physiography: Puget Trough. Surrounding vegetation: second-growth Pseudotsuga/decid forest.