The phrase
"sedimentary record" refers to the layers of sedimentary rock that contain information about Earth's history. These layers are like a book, recording details such as climate, ancient life forms, and geological events, which scientists can study to learn about the past.
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«sedimentary»
«record»
Sentences with «sedimentary record»
- Domack, E., A. Leventer, S. Root, J. Ring, E. Williams, D. Carlson, E. Hirshorn, W. Wright, R. Gilbert, and G. Burr, Marine sedimentary record of natural environmental variability and recent warming in the Antarctic Peninsula, in Antarctic Peninsula Climate Variability: Historical and Paleoenvironmental Perspectives, E. Domack, et al., Editors. (antarcticglaciers.org)
- Historical atmospheric mercury emissions and depositions in North America compared to mercury accumulations in sedimentary records (pnas.org)
- • Global messages from Antarctica, Dana Bergstrom • Deciphering past climate and ice sheet dynamics from sedimentary records, Carlota Escutia (Antarctic Science Lecture) • Southern Ocean Acidification, Richard Bellerby (Weyprecht Lecture) • Martha T Muse Lecture (Winner for 2014 to be announced) (usscar.org)
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