2007
DOI: 10.7202/032970ar
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Paléogéographie littorale et enregistrement isotopique (13C, 18O) d’événements de type El Niño par les mollusques holocènes et récents du nord-ouest péruvien

Abstract: RÉSUMÉ Des dépôts coquilliers récents et d'âge holocène ont été récoltés dans les régions côtières de Chao et Santa, au nord-ouest du Pérou. Ces assemblages ont été analysés pour leurs teneurs en isotopes lourds (13C, 18O) dans le but de reconstituer les changements paléogéographiques et paléoclimatiques. Une attention particulière a été portée au mollusque Trachycardium procerum afin d'examiner la signature isotopique du phénomène de type El Niho enregistrée dans la coquille par des anomalies de cro… Show more

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“…The presence of easily readable shell growth anomalies may provide evidence of ENSO related events for specific Holocene periods. Bivalve shells (Chione subrugosa and Trachycardium procerum) from Peru have recorded the 1982-1983 El Niño both in the shell microstructure (growth anomaly) and in the shell isotopic signature (Rollins et al 1987, Perrier et al 1994). Similar features have been observed in fossil T. procerum shells and this is interpreted as reflecting El Niño occurrences during the Mid-Holocene period (Perrier et al 1994).…”
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“…The presence of easily readable shell growth anomalies may provide evidence of ENSO related events for specific Holocene periods. Bivalve shells (Chione subrugosa and Trachycardium procerum) from Peru have recorded the 1982-1983 El Niño both in the shell microstructure (growth anomaly) and in the shell isotopic signature (Rollins et al 1987, Perrier et al 1994). Similar features have been observed in fossil T. procerum shells and this is interpreted as reflecting El Niño occurrences during the Mid-Holocene period (Perrier et al 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bivalve shells (Chione subrugosa and Trachycardium procerum) from Peru have recorded the 1982-1983 El Niño both in the shell microstructure (growth anomaly) and in the shell isotopic signature (Rollins et al 1987, Perrier et al 1994). Similar features have been observed in fossil T. procerum shells and this is interpreted as reflecting El Niño occurrences during the Mid-Holocene period (Perrier et al 1994). Carré et al (2005) determined δ 18 O in archaeological Mesodesma donacium shells to study early Holocene El Niño events.…”
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“…Molluscs have proved valid indicators of ancient coastlines, paleoenvironmental parameters (substrate, depth, energetic conditions), and paleoclimatic changes (sea surface temperature [SST], rainfall seasonality, paleo-ENSO events) (Petersen, 1986;Rollins et al, 1987;Peacock, 1989;Aguirre, 1993aAguirre, ,b, 2001Lutaenko, 1993;Perrier et al, 1994;Ortlieb et al, 1995Ortlieb et al, , 1996aCohen and Tyson, 1995;Roy et al, 1996;Sandweiss et al, 1996;Murray-Wallace et al, 2000;Maasch et al, 2001;.…”
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“…In a study of bivalve shells from Peru and Northern Chile, Perrier et al (1994) have shown that stable isotope variations can be related to thermal anomalies linked to regional ENSO impacts. This study opened up the possibility of reconstructing ENSO events at different time scales using shells from different time periods.…”
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