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Lithuanian Green Movement (LGM)

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 1995
The Lithuanian Green Movement (LGM) was established in the Autumn of 1988. The LGM is an umbrella union of environmental clubs, groups and individuals for common activities, coordination and exchange of information. The LGM is a non-profit making and non-governmental organization.
I, Kanto, L, Vainus
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Laser-Geradheits-Meßsystem (LGM)

1978
Die Realisierung einer immateriellen Referenzgeraden zur Messung der Abweichung von der Geradheit nach der Hohenmethode ist seit langem Gegenstand intensiver Forschungsarbeiten /3/. Voraussetzung ist die Erzeugung einer hinreichend stabilen Referenzgeraden und die genaue Lagebestimmung dieser Geraden.
Tilo Pfeifer, Carlos Alberto Schneider
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The Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) in western South Island, New Zealand: implications for the global LGM and MIS 2

Quaternary Science Reviews, 2005
Abstract The morainic and outwash deposits of the Larrikins (la) and Moana (mn) formations in north Westland are correlated with the M5/T5 and M6/T6 deposits in south Westland. The la/M5 deposits resulted from two separate Otira Glaciation glacial advances (la 1 /M5 1 , la 2 /M5 2 ) of essentially similar extents.
R. Patrick Suggate, Peter C. Almond
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On the sensitivity of the ocean response to LGM and MIS3-forcings

2023
The AMOC has undergone abrupt and quasi-periodic changes during the MIS-3. The prevailing background climatic conditions that produce such behavior in AMOC have yet to be fully understood. Previous studies have demonstrated that some climate models tend to have an oscillatory behavior in their AMOC under specific conditions that vary from model to ...
Chetankumar Jalihal, Ute Merkel, Matthias Prange, Uwe Mikolajewicz   +3 more
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The LGM refugia of deciduous oak and distribution development since the LGM in China

Science China Earth Sciences, 2022
Qian Hao, Hongyan Liu, Ying Cheng, Zhaoliang Song   +3 more
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The impact of the LGM on the development of the Upper Paleolithic in Mongolia

Quaternary International, 2016
Abstract In the Northern Hemisphere, the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) is recognized as a cold and dry period that marks the maximum southward extension of the Scandinavian Inlands in Europe. In Asia, the ice sheet did not expand from the Arctic into Siberia, yet the LGM had a significant impact at high latitudes and elevations, as well as in regions ...
Rybin, Evgeny, Khatsenovich, Arina, Gunchinsuren, Byambaa, Olsen, John, Zwyns, Nicolas   +4 more
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Manipulation by catheter of unopened LGM filter.

Canadian Association of Radiologists journal = Journal l'Association canadienne des radiologistes, 1993
The use of the transfemoral and transjugular venous routes for placement of inferior vena cava filters is accepted practice. However, the transjugular route is associated with substantially higher rates of incomplete filter opening for the LGM Vena Tech filter (Vena Tech, Evanston, Ill.).
S, Isaacson, R R, Gray, R A, Pugash
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European permafrost at the LGM and at its maximal extent

2001
Quaternary Glaciations and permafrost extents are controlled by the sea thermal budget and the present-day landmass configuration. At Mid Latitude, permafrost extent is also forced by orbital precession. Permafrost extent at the LGM did not reached the Mediterranean Sea and was mostly discontinuous along the French and British Atlantic coast.
B. M. J. Vliet-Lanoë, B. Hallegouët
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The Puzzling Pleistocene: Australian Foragers Before and Through the LGM

Journal of World Prehistory
This paper argues that the Pleistocene record of humans in Australia is much more puzzling than the literature acknowledges. We begin with population estimates, and the claim that pre-LGM populations were small (under 200,000, perhaps even under 100,000); a claim based on the number and character of sites. We argue (i) the inference from archaeological
Sterelny, Kim, Hiscock, Peter
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The peopling of northern Italy at the LGM.

2004
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Mussi M., PERESANI, Marco
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