Explore the critical role of Southern Ocean biogeochemistry in regulating glacial/interglacial carbon dioxide fluctuations through this 20-minute AGU conference talk. Delve into Antarctic and Subantarctic data, examine model results, and investigate the process of Antarctic deglaciation to gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex interactions driving climate change over geological timescales.
Southern Ocean Biogeochemical Control of Glacial-Interglacial Carbon Dioxide Change
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Antarctic data
Subantarctic data
Model results
Antarctic deglaciation
Summary
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