Investigating the potential of oxygen-isotope records from anthropogenic lakes as tracers of 20th century climate change
JM Tindall,
J Holmes,
I Candy
et al.
Abstract:Historical climate change in southern England was investigated using ostracod oxygen-isotope (δ18O) records from two anthropogenic lakes in Hampshire, southern England. A strong relationship is observed between δ18Oostracod, δ18Oprecipitation and δ18Olake_water in the contemporary environment and therefore δ18Oostracod from the sedimentary record of these systems has the potential to reflect past climate variability. The possibility of these sites to act as archives of climate change through δ18Oostracod analy… Show more
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