Laurentide Ice Sheet extent over the last 130 thousand years traced by the Pb isotope signature of weathering inputs to the Labrador Sea

Autor: Rebecca L. Parker, Gavin L. Foster, Marcus Gutjahr, Paul A. Wilson, Kate L. Littler, Matthew J. Cooper, Agnes Michalik, James A. Milton, Kirsty C. Crocket, Ian Bailey

Highlights • We present LGC record of the Pb isotope composition Labrador Sea seawater. • These data can be used to track Laurentide Ice Sheet extent over Hudson Bay. • LIS retreat during the PGM was relatively fast compared to the LGM • The

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On climate and abyssal circulation in the Atlantic Ocean during late Pliocene marine isotope stage M2, ~3.3 million years ago

Autor: Thomas B Chalk, Anya J. Crocker, Paul A. Wilson, David C Lang, Ian Bailey, Dick Kroon, James A. Milton, David B Bell, Gavin L. Foster, Rebecca L Parker, Victoria E Taylor, Anieke Brombacher, Nicola Kirby, Maureen E. Raymo

Publikováno v: Kirby, N, Bailey, I, Lang, D C, Brombacher, A, Chalk, T B, Parker, R L, Crocker, A J, Taylor, V E, Milton, J A, Foster, G L, Raymo, M E, Kroon, D, Bell, D B & Wilson, P A 2020, ' On climate and abyssal circulation in the Atlantic Ocean during late Pliocene marine isotope stage M2, ~3.3 million years ago ', Quaternary Science Reviews, vol. 250, 106644 . https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2020.106644

Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) M2, 3.3 Ma, is an isolated cold stage punctuating the benthic oxygen isotope (δ 18O) stratigraphy of the warm Piacenzian interval of the late Pliocene Epoch. The prominent (∼0.65‰) δ 18O increase that defines MIS M2 h

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Evaluation of Test Strips for the Rapid Identification of Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid (EDTA) Specimens

Autor: Rebecca L. Parker, Heather L. Logan, Kelly L Scholes, Ammon T. Ence, Sonia L. La'ulu, Jonathan R. Genzen, Frederick G. Strathmann

Publikováno v: Laboratory Medicine. 46:97-108

Background: Identification of specimens that contain ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) is frequently necessary when investigating potentially mislabeled or improperly collected specimens. Objective: To evaluate the performance of rapid EDTA dete

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