varve

Moreover, the sequences of glaciolacustrine varved clays from both, proximal and distal sides of the ridge, as well as from the top, are easy to correlate varve by varve.

In our days, when annually laminated sediments have been discovered in different sedimentological environments, varve has become a common word for a sediment structure representing the deposition during a single year, including several seasonal sublayers of different composition and colour.

It is correlated to the ice recession line of 11 965 BP in Sweden (Eriksson 1992) or dated back to about 11 800 varve years BP (Hang & Sandgren 1996).

Varve formation and the climatic record in an alpine proglacial lake: Calibrating annually-laminated sediments against hydrological and meteorological data.

Master cores were taken from each lake for detailed lithostratigraphic description and varve counting at the locations providing the most complete late glacial stratigraphical record.

Drainage varves, seismites and tsunamites in the Swedish Varve Chronology.

These tree-ring data and varve data from leaves are simply excellent to tie together the varve data to tree-ring data, because there are 4,000 years of overlap.

VARVE A Armenian order of clergy B Type of walrus C Layer of clay deposited in still water who am I?

Esialgu voidi tooriistu ja varve tema pojale hoida, ent tolle surma voi valismaale siirdumise jarel muudi need arvatavasti monele meistrile voi tsunftile maha.

Reconstruction of climate and glacial history based on a comparison of varve and tree-ring records from Mirror Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada.