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Combined Palaeolimnological and Glacial Geomorphological Reconstruction of Environmental Change in Southeast Iceland
Iceland offers an excellent location to investigate North Atlantic Holocene climate change, due to its setting in the North Atlantic Ocean, where atmospheric and ocean patterns have a significant influence on terrestrial climate. Sub-Arctic locations such as Iceland are sensitive to climatic change
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