Causes and timing of the 8200 yr BP event inferred from the comparison of the GRIP Be-10 and the tree ring Delta C-14 record

Causes and timing of the 8200 yr BP event inferred from the comparison of the GRIP Be-10 and the tree ring Delta C-14 record
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通过比较 GRIP Be-10 和年轮 Delta C-14 记录推断 8200 年 BP 事件的原因和时间

DOI:
10.1016/j.quascirev.2004.08.007
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发表时间:
2004
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4
通讯作者:
M. Vonmoos
M. Vonmoos
中科院分区:
地球科学1区
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作者:
R. Muscheler;J. Beer;M. Vonmoos

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We analyse the 8200yr BP cold event by comparing the high-resolution10Be record from the GRIP ice core from Central Greenland with the well-known tree ring Δ14C record. By transferring the absolute dated tree ring chronology to the ice core time scale, we show that the coldest phase in the GRIP record occurred around 8150yr BP. Furthermore, this method allows us to disentangle production and climate effects on10Be and14C with important implications for the reconstruction of past solar activity, and changes in the carbon cycle and10Be transport. We show that, in principle, it is possible to infer changes in ocean circulation by comparing10Be and14C records. However, the duration of the 8200yr BP event is too short to assign unambiguously a significant change in atmospheric14C concentration to changes in the global ocean circulation. Based on the comparison of10Be with climate records, one could argue that the 8200yr BP cold event is triggered by a change towards lower solar activity. However, this link is questioned by the fact that around this period there are other similar and even stronger changes in solar activity that have no apparent connection to climate changes.