Dust that was deposited at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Argentina over the last 1.15 million years helps explain how wind patterns have shifted and could offer clues of what is to come as the Earth's climate changes, according to new research by a team from South Carolina and Arizona.
Dust that was deposited at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Argentina over the last 1.15 million years helps explain how wind patterns have shifted and could
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Boulder, Colo., USA: The Geological Society of America regularly publishes
articles online ahead of print. For April,
GSA Bulletin topics
include multiple articles about the dynamics of China and Tibet; the Bell
River hypothesis that proposes that an ancestral, transcontinental river
occupied much of northern North America during the Cenozoic Era; new
findings in the climatic history during one of the Earth s coldest periods:
The Late Paleozoic Ice Age; and the age an nature of the Chicxulub impact
crater. You can find these articles at
https://bulletin.geoscienceworld.org/content/early/recent
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Evidence of Carboniferous arc magmatism preserved in the Chicxulub