Icebergs in the North Atlantic . ••
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Heinrich, H. (1988) Origin and Consequences of Cyclic Ice-Rafting in the Northeast
Atlantic Ocean During the Past l30,000 Years. Quaternary Research, 29: 142-152.
Lambeck, K. (1996) Limits on the Areal Extent of the Barents Sea Ice Sheet in Late Weichselian Time. Global and Planetary Change, 12: 41-51.
Lemke, P., Owens, W., and Hibler III, W. (1989) A Coupled Sea Ice-Mixed Layer-Pycnocline Model for the Weddell-Sea. Report Max-Planck-Institut fUr Meteorologie Hamburg, 28: 26 pp.
Manighetti, B., Maslin, M., McCave, 1. N., and Shackleton N. (1995) Chronology for Climate Change: Developing Age Models for the BOFS Cores. Paleoceanography, 10: 5l3526.
Matsumoto, K. (1996) An Iceberg Drift and Decay Model to Compute the Ice-Rafted Debris and Iceberg Meltwater Flux: Application to the Interglacial North Atlantic. Paleoceanography, 11: 729-742.
Ohshima, K. 1., Kawamura, T., Takizawa, T., and Ushio, S. (1994) Step-Like Structure in
Temperature and Salinity Proffies, Observed near Icebergs Trapped by Fast Ice, Antarctica. Journal of Oceanography, 50: 365-372.
Pacanowski, R., Dixon, K. D., and Rosati, A. (1993) The G.F.D.L Modular Ocean Model
Users Guide. GFDL Ocean Group Technical Report No.2, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory I NOAA, Princeton University.
Peltier, W. R. (1994) Ice Age Paleotopography. Science, 265: 195-201.
Ptlaumann, U., Duprat, J., Pujol, C, and Labeyrie, 1. (1996) SIMMAX, a Transfer Technique to Deduce Atlantic Sea Surface Temperatures from Planctonic Foraminifera - the
EPOCH Approach. Paleoceanography, 11: 15-35.
Robinson, S. G., Maslin, M., and McCave, 1. N. (1995) Magnetic Susceptibility Variations
in Upper Pleistocene Deep-Sea Sediments of the NE Atlantic: Implications for Ice Rafting and Paleocirculation at the Last Glacial Maximum. Paleoceanography, 10: 221-250.
Rosell-Mele, A. and Ko<;:, N. (1997) Paleoclimatic Significance of the Stratigraphic Occurrence of Photosynthetic Biomarker Pigments in the Nordic Seas. Geology, 25: 49-52.
Russel-Head, D. S. (1980) The Melting of Free-Drifting Icebergs. Annals of Glaciology, 1:
119-122.
Saltzman, B. and Verbitzky, M. Y. (1992) Astenospheric Ice-Load Effects in a Global Dynamical-System Model of the Pleistocene Climate. Climate Dynamics, 8: 1-11.
Schiifer-Neth, C. (1994) Modellierung der Palaoozeanographie des nordlichen Nordatlantiks zur Zeit der letzten Maximalvereisung. PhD Thesis, University of Kiel, Germany,
105pp.
Schiifer-Neth, C. (1997) Changes in the Seawater Salinity-Oxygen Isotope Relation Between Last Glacial and Present: Sediment Core Data and OGCM Modelling. Paleoclimates, in press.
Schafer-Neth, C. and Stattegger, K. (1997) Meltwater Pulses in the Northern North Atlantic: Retrodiction and Forecast by Numerical Modelling. Geologische Rundschau, 86:
492-498
Seidov, D., Sarnthein, M., Stattegger, K., Prien, R., and Weinelt, M. (1996) North Atlantic
Ocean Circulation During the Lat Glacial Maximum and Subsequent Meltwater Event:
A Numerical Model. Journal of Geophysical Research, 101: 16305-16332.
Svendsen, 1. J., Elverh0i, A., and Mangerud, J. (1996) The Retreat of the Western Barents
Sea Ice Sheet on the Western Svalbard Margin. Boreas, 25: 224-256.
Vorren, T. 0., Lebesbye, E., and Larsen, K. (1990) Geometry and Geneseis of the Glacigenetic Sediments in the Southern Barents Sea. In: Bleil, Uand Thiede, J. , eds., Geological History of the Polar Oceans: Arctic Versus Antarctic. Kluwer Academic Publishers,
269-288.
Weinelt, M., Sarnthein, M., Ptlaumann, U., Schulz, H., Jung, S., and Erlenkeuser, H., (1996)
Ice-Free Nordic Seas During the Last Glacial Maximum? Potential Sites of Deepwater
Formation. Paleoclimates, 3: 23-57.
77
Heinrich, H. (1988) Origin and Consequences of Cyclic Ice-Rafting in the Northeast
Atlantic Ocean During the Past l30,000 Years. Quaternary Research, 29: 142-152.
Lambeck, K. (1996) Limits on the Areal Extent of the Barents Sea Ice Sheet in Late Weichselian Time. Global and Planetary Change, 12: 41-51.
Lemke, P., Owens, W., and Hibler III, W. (1989) A Coupled Sea Ice-Mixed Layer-Pycnocline Model for the Weddell-Sea. Report Max-Planck-Institut fUr Meteorologie Hamburg, 28: 26 pp.
Manighetti, B., Maslin, M., McCave, 1. N., and Shackleton N. (1995) Chronology for Climate Change: Developing Age Models for the BOFS Cores. Paleoceanography, 10: 5l3526.
Matsumoto, K. (1996) An Iceberg Drift and Decay Model to Compute the Ice-Rafted Debris and Iceberg Meltwater Flux: Application to the Interglacial North Atlantic. Paleoceanography, 11: 729-742.
Ohshima, K. 1., Kawamura, T., Takizawa, T., and Ushio, S. (1994) Step-Like Structure in
Temperature and Salinity Proffies, Observed near Icebergs Trapped by Fast Ice, Antarctica. Journal of Oceanography, 50: 365-372.
Pacanowski, R., Dixon, K. D., and Rosati, A. (1993) The G.F.D.L Modular Ocean Model
Users Guide. GFDL Ocean Group Technical Report No.2, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Laboratory I NOAA, Princeton University.
Peltier, W. R. (1994) Ice Age Paleotopography. Science, 265: 195-201.
Ptlaumann, U., Duprat, J., Pujol, C, and Labeyrie, 1. (1996) SIMMAX, a Transfer Technique to Deduce Atlantic Sea Surface Temperatures from Planctonic Foraminifera - the
EPOCH Approach. Paleoceanography, 11: 15-35.
Robinson, S. G., Maslin, M., and McCave, 1. N. (1995) Magnetic Susceptibility Variations
in Upper Pleistocene Deep-Sea Sediments of the NE Atlantic: Implications for Ice Rafting and Paleocirculation at the Last Glacial Maximum. Paleoceanography, 10: 221-250.
Rosell-Mele, A. and Ko<;:, N. (1997) Paleoclimatic Significance of the Stratigraphic Occurrence of Photosynthetic Biomarker Pigments in the Nordic Seas. Geology, 25: 49-52.
Russel-Head, D. S. (1980) The Melting of Free-Drifting Icebergs. Annals of Glaciology, 1:
119-122.
Saltzman, B. and Verbitzky, M. Y. (1992) Astenospheric Ice-Load Effects in a Global Dynamical-System Model of the Pleistocene Climate. Climate Dynamics, 8: 1-11.
Schiifer-Neth, C. (1994) Modellierung der Palaoozeanographie des nordlichen Nordatlantiks zur Zeit der letzten Maximalvereisung. PhD Thesis, University of Kiel, Germany,
105pp.
Schiifer-Neth, C. (1997) Changes in the Seawater Salinity-Oxygen Isotope Relation Between Last Glacial and Present: Sediment Core Data and OGCM Modelling. Paleoclimates, in press.
Schafer-Neth, C. and Stattegger, K. (1997) Meltwater Pulses in the Northern North Atlantic: Retrodiction and Forecast by Numerical Modelling. Geologische Rundschau, 86:
492-498
Seidov, D., Sarnthein, M., Stattegger, K., Prien, R., and Weinelt, M. (1996) North Atlantic
Ocean Circulation During the Lat Glacial Maximum and Subsequent Meltwater Event:
A Numerical Model. Journal of Geophysical Research, 101: 16305-16332.
Svendsen, 1. J., Elverh0i, A., and Mangerud, J. (1996) The Retreat of the Western Barents
Sea Ice Sheet on the Western Svalbard Margin. Boreas, 25: 224-256.
Vorren, T. 0., Lebesbye, E., and Larsen, K. (1990) Geometry and Geneseis of the Glacigenetic Sediments in the Southern Barents Sea. In: Bleil, Uand Thiede, J. , eds., Geological History of the Polar Oceans: Arctic Versus Antarctic. Kluwer Academic Publishers,
269-288.
Weinelt, M., Sarnthein, M., Ptlaumann, U., Schulz, H., Jung, S., and Erlenkeuser, H., (1996)
Ice-Free Nordic Seas During the Last Glacial Maximum? Potential Sites of Deepwater
Formation. Paleoclimates, 3: 23-57.