Centennial to decadal vegetation community changes linked to orbital and solar forcing during the Dan-C2 hyperthermal event
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Formed close to the K–Pg boundary, the Boltysh meteorite crater, Ukraine, preserves >400 m of lacustrine sedimentary rocks that include a record of the early Danian Dan-C2 hyperthermal event. Abundant pollen, spores and algae recovered from these sediments have yielded a cyclic record of plant ecology change paced by c. 21 kyr orbital precession cycles. New, higher resolution sampling across the inception of the Dan-C2 hyperthermal event has identified oscillations in vegetation community ecology at sub-orbital periods of c. 2 kyr, c. 200 years and c. 11 years. These are consistent with possible Hallstatt, DeVreis–Suess and Schwabe solar cycles, respectively. Rapid regime shift from savanna to a mesic forest ecosystem was paced by c. 21 kyr precession, with the shift probably occurring in <200 years. Prior to regime shift, c. 2 kyr (i.e. possible Hallstatt) oscillations between mesic- and winterwet-dominated plant communities increased in intensity, suggestive of ecological flickering.
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Jolley, D.W.; Daly, R.J.; Ebinghaus, A.; Kemp, D.B.; Gilmour, I.; Mac Niocaill, C.; et al. (2017). Centennial to decadal vegetation community changes linked to orbital and solar forcing during the Dan-C2 hyperthermal event. Geological Society of London. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3803893.v1
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AUTHORS (7)
DJ
D.W. Jolley
RD
R.J. Daly
AE
A. Ebinghaus
DK
D.B. Kemp
IG
I. Gilmour
CM
C. Mac Niocaill
SK
S.P. Kelley