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Lake sediments uncover glacier change on the Kerguelen Islands during the past 1500 years
Climate change is driving the rapid retreat of glaciers across the sub-Antarctic zone. Using continuous lake sediment-based records of past glacier changes, the recent trends can be evaluated in a long-term context. Here, we analyse sediments from two glacier-fed lakes: Lake Athéna II and Lake Héra,
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