Titlebook: Environmental Change in Iceland: Past and Present; Judith K. Maizels,Chris Caseldine Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1

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Introduction to Mathematical Analysise light of data from adjacent North Atlantic areas. It is concluded that the contribution of Icelandic data to the discussion of climatic changes in the North Atlantic region has been limited. The strategy and aims of continued research on Iceland are briefly discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7288-6rochronological correlation has afforded a possible Younger Dryas age for the youngest icelakes in Fnjóskadalur. A.C date in Flateyjardalur has provided a minimum Preboreal age for the final déglaciation of the area and for the marine limit in Eyjafj?reur.

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極大的痛苦

A Review of the Late Weichselian and Early Holocene Glacial and Environmental History of Icelande light of data from adjacent North Atlantic areas. It is concluded that the contribution of Icelandic data to the discussion of climatic changes in the North Atlantic region has been limited. The strategy and aims of continued research on Iceland are briefly discussed.

LEERY

A Review of the Glaciation Maximum Concept and the Deglaciation of Eyjafj?rdur, North Icelandrochronological correlation has afforded a possible Younger Dryas age for the youngest icelakes in Fnjóskadalur. A.C date in Flateyjardalur has provided a minimum Preboreal age for the final déglaciation of the area and for the marine limit in Eyjafj?reur.

conscience

An Assessment of Some of the Factors Involved in Recent Landscape Change in Icelandrs mentioned earlier have been significant in initiating landscape change but that their relative effect depends very much on environmental factors. The major influence appears to be human pressure but climatic changes reinforce such pressures. At present the results must remain tentative until subjected to a wider analysis.

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Sea-Level Change in Vestfir?ir, North West Icelandenergy marine event, possibly caused by waves from the 7,000 B.P. Storegga landslide, which deposited a beach ridge full of marine taxa on top of freshwater peats at ca 6m a.s.l. As new regional deglaciation chronologies emerge for Iceland, there is a need to re-evaluate the relative sea-level histories of these regions.

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Evidence from South West Iceland of Low Sea Level in Early Flandrian Timeser a very rapidregression in early Flandrian times. We think that an unusually rapid postglacial isostatic rebound due to low vicosity of the Icelandic crust and upper mantle was responsible for this anomalous sea level history.