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Palaeoclimate Records - South East Australia - Coral

The University of Melbourne
Gergis, Joelle (Owned by, Aggregated by) Karoly, David (Aggregated by, Owned by) Professor David John Karoly (Owned by, Aggregated by)
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Palaeoclimate records draw on climate information which is extracted and analysed from the natural environment. The SEARCH (South East Australia Recent Climate History) project draws on palaeoclimatic data from between 0 AD and 2011, from -Tree Rings -Coral -Ice Cores -Speleothems This dataset contains data on coral, which is an important indicator of past rainfall and sea surface temperature. Samples have been taken from the Great Barrier Reef, Indonesia and the south western Pacific. Data tracks changes in the bands in the coral shell which are affected by rainfall, temperature and nutrient availability, which contributes to knowledge of the cycles of cooling and warming in south eastern Australia. (from http://climatehistory.com.au/palaeoclimate/coral-2, accessed 13th July 2011).

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