Glacial/Interglacial periods
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Clues
- A geomorphological feature which shows high sea level in the past. (6, 5)
- A reason for the increasing salinity of water travelling to the North pole. (5, 9)
- The 'stage 11' problem describes a particularly long .......... period, which doesn't align with milankovitch cycles. (12)
- The area into which Lake Agassiz flowed during the 8.2kyr event. (8, 3)
- The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is another term used to describe which circulation? (12)
- The Milankovitch cycle which occurs every 100,000 years. (12)
- The Milankovitch cycle which takes place every 21,000 years. (10)
- The name of the ice sheet which melted into Lake Agassiz. (10)
- The process creating more CO2 in the atmosphere during orogenies. (10)
- The term used to describe the position of the Earth when it is closest to the Sun. (10)
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