1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf00189928
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Reconstruction of climate change during the Holocene in western and central Europe based on pollen records of indicator species

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“…Simulated mean summer and winter temperatures are in reasonable agreement with multi-proxy reconstructions of regional temperature for the late Holocene, which show a gradual decrease in temperature (especially in summer) (Bohncke et al, 1987;Goosse et al, 2006;Zagwijn, 1994). Proxy data on late Holocene precipitation change in the region are scarce, but suggest a slight increase in precipitation in the last millennium compared to the period 4000-3000 BP (Bohncke and Vandenberghe, 1991;Van Geel et al, 1996), though they give no indication of seasonal changes.…”
Section: Comparison Of Simulation Results With Proxy and Historical Datasupporting
confidence: 62%
“…Simulated mean summer and winter temperatures are in reasonable agreement with multi-proxy reconstructions of regional temperature for the late Holocene, which show a gradual decrease in temperature (especially in summer) (Bohncke et al, 1987;Goosse et al, 2006;Zagwijn, 1994). Proxy data on late Holocene precipitation change in the region are scarce, but suggest a slight increase in precipitation in the last millennium compared to the period 4000-3000 BP (Bohncke and Vandenberghe, 1991;Van Geel et al, 1996), though they give no indication of seasonal changes.…”
Section: Comparison Of Simulation Results With Proxy and Historical Datasupporting
confidence: 62%
“…This approach is still applied to quantitative palaeoclimatic reconstructions (e.g. Zagwijn 1994). The second method, developed by V.P.…”
Section: Methodology For Palaeoclimatic Reconstructionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7a, Zagwijn, 1994). In response to the climate amelioration at the end of the Weichselian, sea level rose leading to marine erosion of the exposed sea bed (Jelgersma, 1961(Jelgersma, , 1979.…”
Section: Allostratigraphic Bounding Discontinuities and Synthems In Tmentioning
confidence: 99%