Paleoclimatology and the ocean system
Stockholm University
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Code: GG5124
This course is concerned with how past climate and ocean conditions are reconstructed from marine geological archives. It addresses ocean circulation and its role in climate, marine sediments and proxies for past ocean and climate signals, and the tools for extracting these signals. We study major Cenozoic to recent shifts in Earth's climate. Re-exams may be held on campus.
Access to the course requires knowledge equivalent to 90 credits in geology or earth science, where the courses Tellus I 30 credits (GG2003), Tellus II 22.5 credits (GG4033) and Sediment petrology 7.5 credits (GG4014/GG4144) or Sediment and sedimentary rocks 7 .5 credits (GG4020/GG4120) included.
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