Abstract
Shells of bivalve mollusks provide time contrained, multi-proxy records of climate change in aany aquatic setting with unprecedented temporal resolution ranging from years to individual days. We explain why this archive is unique and list current research foci.
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Schöne, B. R., & Surge, D. (2014). Bivalve shells: ultra high-resolution paleoclimate archives. Past Global Changes Magazine, 22(1), 20–21. https://doi.org/10.22498/pages.22.1.20
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