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Diversity and Variability of the Course of Ice Phenomena on the Lakes Located in the Southern and Eastern Part of the Baltic Sea Catchment Area

Limnological Review, 2023
The aim of the study is to determine the scale of differentiation and variability of ice phenomena on the lakes in the south-eastern part of the Baltic Sea catchment area. The analysis was performed based on data from the period 1961–2020 from 15 lakes located in Poland (10) and Belarus (5). The characteristics of ice phenomena were characterized, i.e.,
Rajmund Skowron, Adam Choiński
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The Baltic Ice Lake-Yoldia Sea transition

Quaternary International, 1995
Abstract The Baltic Ice Lake, the Yoldia Sea, the Ancylus Lake and the Littorina Sea are the four classical stages in the postglacial evolution of the Baltic basin. The picture is complicated by what concerns the details of each of these stages. Between the Baltic Ice Lake and the Yoldia Sea it is necessary to introduce a separate lake stage; an ...
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Lake Mullsjön - a key site for understanding the final stage of the Baltic Ice Lake east of Mt. Billingen

Boreas, 1989
The deglaciation pattern at Mt. Billingen, within the Middle Swedish end moraine zone, and its relationship with dramatic water level changes in the Baltic Ice Lake is a classic topic of Swedish Quaternary Geology. Based on data west of Mt. Billingen, the authors (in two earlier papers) presented a stratigraphic model associated with this subject. This
Svante Björck, Gunnar Digerfeldt
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Baltic Ice Lake in Blekinge

Boreas, 1982
Book reviewed in this article:A stratigraphic study of Late Weichselian de‐glaciation, shore displacement and vegetation history in southeastern Sweden.
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Evidence of the final drainage of the Baltic Ice Lake and the brackish phase of the Yoldia Sea in glacial varves from the Baltic Sea

Boreas, 2002
A clay‐varve chronology based on 14 cross‐correlated varve graphs from the Baltic Sea and a mean varve thickness curve has been constructed. This chronology is correlated with the Swedish Time Scale and covers the time span 11 530 to 10250 varve years BP.
Thomas Andrén, Greger Lindeberg, Elinor Andrén   +2 more
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First direct age determination for the Baltic Ice Lake/Yoldia Sea transition in Finland

GFF, 2013
The drainage of the Baltic Ice Lake (BIL) to the Yoldia Sea level occurred at around 11 600 years ago and can be considered as one of the most important events in the Late-Glacial Baltic Basin history. Distinctive sandy deposits were formed as a result of the water-level fall.
Kaakinen Anu, Eskola Kari O., Hyttinen Outi, Salonen Veli-Pekka   +3 more
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A Baltic Ice Lake transgression in the southwestern Baltic: Evidence from Fakse Bugt, Denmark

Quaternary International, 1995
Abstract Marine geological investigations including shallow seismic surveys and corings have been carried out in the shallow waters of Fakse Bugt (Bay) and Hjelm Bugt near to the island of Mon, Denmark. A combined sequence- and lithostratigraphy has been established and supplemented with biostratigraphic data and 14 C datings.
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Meltwater Discharge to the Skagerrak–Kattegat from the Baltic Ice Lake during the Younger Dryas Interval

Quaternary Research, 1998
Diatom data from the Skagerrak–Kattegat show that large amounts of meltwater were discharged into the Kattegat–Skagerrak from the Baltic Ice Lake during the Younger Dryas interval. Strong meltwater discharge greatly freshened surface-water salinity in the Kattegat and areas along the Swedish west coast and possibly changed the directions of sea-surface
Hui Jiang, Nils-Olof Svensson, Svante Björck   +2 more
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Grain-size of varved clays from the north-eastern Baltic Ice Lake: Insight to the sedimentary environment

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2017
Abstract Besides providing high resolution chronological information, varved sediments also are excellent environmental archives. We examined the grain size distribution of varved glaciolacustrine sediments as a proxy for estimation of the water depth and the duration of winter – a period with diminished sediment input from the melting glacier and ...
Andis Kalvāns, Tiit Hang, Marko Kohv
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Allerød‐ Younger Dryas sea level changes in southwestern Sweden and their relation to the Baltic Ice Lake development

Boreas, 1991
Mt. Kroppefjall is situated just south of the Middle Swedish (Younger Dryas) ice‐marginal zone. Its abundance of lake basins makes it very suitable for detailed shore displacement studies close to the Younger Dryas ice margin. Altogether 12 lakes at altitudes between 157 and 78 m were studied and all but one situated above the marine limit contained ...
SVANTE BJÖRCK, GUNNAR DIGERFELDT
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