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A Cirque-Glacier Chronology Based on Emergent Lichens and Mosses

Published:1981 Issue:97 Volume:27 Page:511-515
ISSN:0022-1430
Container-title:Journal of Glaciology
language:en
Short-container-title:J. Glaciol.

Author:

Calkin Parker E.,Ellis James M.

Abstract

AbstractRecession of “Golden Eagle” glacier in the central Brooks Range is exposing undisturbed lichen-covered boulders. Radiocarbon analysis of dead moss surrounding these boulders dates a Neoglacial advance across this site at 1120±180 years b.p Measurements of the preserved lichens indicate that a minimum ice-free period of 1500–2500 years preceded this glacial expansion.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Earth-Surface Processes

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