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Content available remote Stable isotopes as record of climatic changes of Daniglacial in Lithuania
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Development of glaciolacustrine basins and varved clay sedimentation in Lithuania are closely connected with the course of ice retreat during Daniglacial time from 16,000 till 13,000 BP. Isotopic composition (delta 13C and delta 18O) of chemogenic carbonaceous samples from glaciolacustrine varved clays, which spread near glacier edge of South-Lithuanian (Balbieriýkis section), Middle-Lithuanian (Girininkai section) and North-Lithuanian (Joniškelis section) Phases of the Baltija (Pomeranian) Stage of Nemunas (Vistulian) Glaciation, has been studied. The obtained stable isotope data well confirm climatic changes of Daniglacial time in Lithuania. The gradual warming of climate is connected with the South-Lithuanian to Middle-Lithuanian and the Middle-Lithuanian to North-Lithuanian Interphasials as well as with the South Lithuanian interoscillations. The Interphasial lacustrine sedimentation with rhythmical lamination of carbonaceous sediments was observed in the middle part of the Balbieriýkis section (at a depth of 3.1-5.9 m). The following climatic changes of Daniglacial time in Lithuania are distinguished: (1) stadial (3000-6000), (2) glaciophasial (500-1000), (3) glaciooscillation (500-1000) years and (1) interstadial (1000-2000), (2) interphasial (250-450), (3) glacio-interoscillation (20-40) years. Regular succession of Daniglacial climatic and sedimentation changes in the local periglacial glaciolacustrine lakes, conditioned by recession of the last Scandinavian ice sheet, was revealed in the glaciolacustrine-lacustrine sediments for the first time.
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