Chemical and biological trends during lake evolution in recently deglaciated terrain

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A study of the evolution of recently formed lakes in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska, is presented. It seems that ecological processes sparked off by glacial retreat may cause lakes to age in a directional manner.

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A lake's life is not its own

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A study into how ice at Glacier Bay, Alaska, has advanced and retreated in the last 12,000 years offers great insights into how lakes evolve. Lake evolution seems to be controlled by the terrestrial surroundings.

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Tropical climate changes at millennial and orbital timescales on the Bolivian Altiplano

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Research is presented concerning the global, zonal overturning of the atmosphere at the equator which can be investigated through the sampling of sedimentary cores taken from the Altiplano in Bolivia.

Cover Story, Natural history, Climatic changes, Climate change, Letter to the Editor, Meteorological research, Bolivia, Altiplano

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