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PosterInternational audienceManaging paleoscience data is highly challenging to the multiplicity of actors in play, types of sampling, analysis, post-analysis treatments, statistics etc. However, a well-structured curating of data would permit innovative
Godinho, Elodie +15 more
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International audienceThe northeastern region of Brazil is the most densily populated and biodiverse semi-arid regions of the planet. Effects of the natural climate variability and colonization on the landscape have been described since the beginning of ...
Jeske-Pieruschka, Vivian +22 more
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Late Holocene human-environment interactions in New Zealand: a biomarker approach
The recent colonization history of New Zealand makes it an excellent test site for investigating the early impact of human activities on natural ecosystems. The arrival of humans around 700-800 yr BP is marked by a neat increase in fire activity and land
Callegaro, A. +17 more
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News of the international paleoscience community a core project of the international geosphere-biosphere programme IGBPInternational audienceOne of the named Activities in the PAGES Implementation Plan focuses on 'Regional, Educational and Infrastructure
Labracherie, M. +2 more
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A paleoscience approach to estimating the effects of climatic warming on salmonid fisheries of the Columbia River Basin [PDF]
To understand how climatic warming might affect salmonid populations, we are following a four-step procedure, incorporating paleoenvironmental data at the beginning and ending points, as follows.
Chatters, J. C. +4 more
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Challenges in Making Paleoanthropological Knowledge Relevant to Ethiopians
Despite the plethora of paleoanthropological sites worthy of UNESCO inscription, there are major challenges in making the knowledge and benefits of these sites accessible and relevant to researchers and the public.
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Marine calcifying organisms are under threat from global climate change. Ocean acidification (OA) and warming sea surface temperature (SST) are the results from increasing anthropogenic CO2 emissions.
Wu, H. +8 more
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PosterInternational audienceIn plaeosciences the question of data management is made sensitive by the need of preserving and managing high value fragile geological samples: cores.
Godinho, Elodie +8 more
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The science and strategy of the Past Global Changes (PAGES) project
The Past Global Changes (PAGES) project was founded in 1991 with the mission to address past changes in the Earth System in a quantitative and process-oriented way in order to improve projections of future climate and environment, and inform strategies ...
Kiefer, T (15578882) +3 more
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de Vernal, A. +2 more
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