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The Little Ice Age and the emergence of influenza A
Medical Hypotheses, 2010Bayesian phylogenetic analysis of the haemagglutinin and neuraminidase proteins of influenza A virus demonstrates that their respective most recent common ancestors (MRCAs) both existed approximately 1000years ago. Most of the bifurcations within the haemagglutinin and neuraminidase phylogenetic trees occurred within a time window that can be dated ...
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Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 1981
Mexico in the Little Ice Age In biblical times, agricultural prophecy was for seven good years to be followed by seven lean. In modern China, planners make allowance for two bad years and one disastrous harvest every five years. Throughout history, agriculture has been plagued by one calamity after another and, of these various disabilities, none has ...
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Mexico in the Little Ice Age In biblical times, agricultural prophecy was for seven good years to be followed by seven lean. In modern China, planners make allowance for two bad years and one disastrous harvest every five years. Throughout history, agriculture has been plagued by one calamity after another and, of these various disabilities, none has ...
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The Onset of the Little Ice Age
2001The Little Ice Age was a period several centuries long, within the last millennium, during which glaciers enlarged and their fronts oscillated about forward positions without retracting as far as the positions they occupied before the initial advance. The term refers to the behaviour of glaciers, not directly to the climatic circumstances that caused ...
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Glacier Response to the Little Ice Age During the Neoglacial Cooling in Greenland
Earth-Science Reviews, 2022Alexandra Rouillard +2 more
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Climate and Social Change at the Start of the Late Antique Little Ice Age
Holocene, 2020Peter N. Peregrine
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