Evidence
from isotopic data on Early Holocene bison and other large herbivores in northern Europe.
Not exact matches
Nonetheless, the findings are valuable because
isotopic nitrous oxide
data from the Arctic and sub-Arctic are extremely rare.
The UniChem connectivity search function allows users to find not only exact matches of their chemical structure across 60 million related molecules
from 21
data sources worldwide, but also identifies «equivalent» structures that have the same atom connectivity while differing in stereochemistry or
isotopic composition, or which exist in a different salt form.
Conservative tracer studies using stable oxygen
isotopic data from 307 sites show that while the entire surface of this area receives abundant freshwater
from meteoric sources, freshwater
from sea ice melt is most closely linked to the areas of carbonate mineral undersaturation.
In the subtropical Himalayas, there is evidence
from ice - core
isotopic data and
from nearby stations for unusual 20th century warming [Thompson et al, 2003].
The
isotopic data evaluated above is derived
from the fractionation of the naturally occuring stable isotopes of Carbon, 12 and 13.
From what I can tell you really can not use
isotopic data to determine this accurately at all.
Despite much (valid) concern about amplifying climate - methane feedbacks and leaks
from «fracking» activity, the
isotopic data suggest that the increase of CH4 emissions is more a result of agricultural emissions.
Since the system is linear (we are assuming — I'm open to empirical
data showing it is not, but I currently don't know of any), the above decay time will be measured for each
isotopic species individually and independently
from the others.
Although a previous estimate based on this approach yielded a MAT of approximately — 5 °C, additional information
from oxygen isotopes in mosses at the site allowed us to calculate
isotopic enrichment in the cellulose of fossil trees, thereby reducing assumptions and increasing the precision of our MAT estimates (see the
Data Repository).
The researchers were able to discern agricultural methane
from other sources of methane by looking at the gas»
isotopic signatures — or the ratio of various carbon isotopes — using
data from atmospheric monitoring stations around the world.