File:Figure 3.1 - Map of Antarctica showing locations of selected deep ice and sediment cores.png

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Map of Antarctica showing main geographic features (EAIS – East Antarctic Ice Sheet; WAIS – West Antarctic Ice Sheet) and locations of selected deep ice and sediment cores. Note: The McMurdo Sound area (box) includes 23 sediment cores, 14 on land and 9 from floating ice and ranging in length from ~ 50 to 1,285 m (see Naish et al., 2008a[1]; Barrett, 2009 for details). Further records of Antarctic geological history are found at Seymour Island (SI), James Ross Island (JRI), Alexander Island (AI) and the Beardmore Glacier region (BG).

  1. Naish, T.R., Carter, L., Wolff, E. and Powel, R.D. 2008a. Chapter 11 - Late Pliocene-Pleistocene Antarctic climate variability at orbital and suborbital scale: Ice sheet, ocean and atmospheric interactions. In: Florindo F, Siegert M (eds) Antarctic Climate Evolution, Developments in Earth and Environmental Science, 8, Elsevier, Amsterdam.

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