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higher than
modern (~70 °C). However,
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offer alternative explanation for the δ30Si
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conditions at the time that
defines the MMCO.
Estimates derived from Mg/Ca
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benthic foraminifer Oridorsalis umbonatus suggest the onset...
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developed during this cool interval.
Based on δ18O
palaeothermometry,
global mean
surface temperatures during the AACS were
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