Deep Atlantic variability during the last interglacial period
Eirik Vinje GalaasenUS NinnemannNil IrvalıHF KleivenCatherine Kissel
Abstract
A new multi-decadally resolved benthic stable isotope record suggests that the distribution of deep Atlantic water masses experienced large, short-lived changes during the Last Interglacial.The findings question the relative stability of deep circulation during times of warmth and ice retreat.
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