Speleothem master chronologies: combined Holocene 18O and 13C records from the North Island of New Zealand and their palaeoenvironmental interpretation

@article{Williams2004SpeleothemMC,
  title={Speleothem master chronologies: combined Holocene 18O and 13C records from the North Island of New Zealand and their palaeoenvironmental interpretation},
  author={P. W. Williams and D. King and J. Zhao and K. Collerson},
  journal={The Holocene},
  year={2004},
  volume={14},
  pages={194 - 208}
}
  • P. W. Williams, D. King, +1 author K. Collerson
  • Published 2004
  • Geology
  • The Holocene
    • The stable isotope records of four stalagmites dated by 19 TIMS uranium series ages are combined to produce master chronologies for δ 18O and δ 13C. The δ 18O records display good overall coherence, but considerable variation in detail. Variability in the δ 13C records is greater, but general trends can still be dis cerned. This implies that too fine an interpretation of the structure of individual isotopic records can be unreliable. Speleothem δ 18O values are demonstrated to show a positive… CONTINUE READING
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