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YD
(redirected from Younger Dryas)

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YDYard
YDYoung Democrats
YDYounger Dryas (prehistoric climate period)
YDYear-to-Date
YDYear Date (date on a stamp; philately)
YDFloating Crane (Non Self-Propelled)
YDYankee Division (WWI; infantry division from New England)
YDYaw Damper


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Quaternary geologists know well that changes in ocean circulation in the Younger Dryas resulted in a brutal cooling in Europe (and Atlantic Canada
Greenhouse gases and global change: a challenge for Canadian ... by Piper, David J.W. / Geoscience Canada
In their study, the researchers found that Younger Dryas winters in the region around the Grand Canyon averaged as much as 8.
Pack rat piles: rodent rubbish provides ice age thermometer by Greene, K. / Science News
Heinrich events, Younger Dryas event [1300 year duration ending 11,500 years ago]; see for example Broecker, 1994), when large ice sheets occupied the northern hemisphere.
Ice growth in the greenhouse: a seductive paradox but unrealistic ... by Hillaire-Marcel, Claude / Geoscience Canada
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