2018
DOI: 10.1177/0959683618804636
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High-resolution environmental magnetic study of a Holocene sedimentary record from Zaca Lake, California

Abstract: Mineral magnetic studies of Holocene lake sediments recovered from Zaca Lake, in coastal southern California have yielded a 3000-year high-resolution record of terrestrial hydrologic variability and paleolimnology. Samples for magnetic analysis were obtained from an 8.73 m core recovered from the central region of Zaca Lake. Ages, constrained using a combined paleomagnetic and radiocarbon chronostratigraphy, yield sedimentation rates of 2–10 mm/yr with an average rate of 3 mm/yr over the 3000-year interval. Pa… Show more

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“…There is also evidence for a trend in cycle duration (trend curves in Figure 7) toward even higher durations before 0 AD. This is consistent with evidence from multiple studies (Feakins et al, 2014; Kirby et al, 2014; Lund and Benson, 2018; Mensing et al, 2008, 2013; Platzman and Lund, 2019) for almost a millennial-scale drought in the USA Southwest from ~0 AD to 1000 BC. That interval would have duration of 500–1000 years.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Paleohydrologic Recordssupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…There is also evidence for a trend in cycle duration (trend curves in Figure 7) toward even higher durations before 0 AD. This is consistent with evidence from multiple studies (Feakins et al, 2014; Kirby et al, 2014; Lund and Benson, 2018; Mensing et al, 2008, 2013; Platzman and Lund, 2019) for almost a millennial-scale drought in the USA Southwest from ~0 AD to 1000 BC. That interval would have duration of 500–1000 years.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Paleohydrologic Recordssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The Mono Lake and Owens Lake results are consistent with the Pyramid Lake and Walker Lake data (Lund and Benson, 2018). Platzman and Lund (2019) carried out a similar paleoenvironmental study of late-Holocene (0-3000 cal. yrs.…”
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confidence: 75%
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