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Toward an Absolute Chronology at ELK Lake, Minnesota
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 July 2016
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Radiocarbon measurements on organic carbon from the varved cores of Elk Lake, Minnesota suggest that the varve count may underestimate calendar years by 18% for the most recent 3800 varve years.
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