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The Climatic and Hydrologic History of Southern Nevada During the Late Quaternary (C). Notice the importance of eccentricity on precesion (A) and the relation between precession and insolation; (B) Notice the similarity of insolation from about 400 to 300 ka versus that for the next 100 ky in the future, Berger and Loutre, 1991.

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