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Description
Sea levels, sea surface temperatures and the variability of El Ni o will be determined for previous warm interglacial periods using well dated, stratigraphically controlled fossil corals preserved in uplifted reefs. Relationships between past changes in sea level and warmer ocean temperatures will provide insights into the response of sea level to global warming. Knowledge of the frequency and amplitude of El Nino events that occurred during previous interglacial warm periods will provide a better understanding of processes controlling extreme events in the climate system.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 1/01/02 → 31/12/04 |
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