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The 40 pages that link to Ice core, each with the reason it gives.

• Milankovitch cyclesRelated: Ice cores reveal climate changes and greenhouse-gas variations alongside orbital-cycle timescales.

• AntarcticaRelated: Antarctic cores preserve records of past temperature and atmospheric composition.

• Volcanic winterRelated: Sulfate layers in ice cores can reveal the timing and scale of past eruptions.

• Oxygen isotope ratioRelated: Its oxygen isotope composition records changes in snowfall and past temperature.

• Greenland ice sheetRelated: Greenland ice cores preserve evidence of past climate and atmospheric composition.

• GlaciologyRelated: Ice cores reveal past atmospheric composition and climate conditions.

• Last Glacial PeriodRelated: Air bubbles and isotopes in ice cores reveal temperature and greenhouse-gas changes across the period.

• QuaternaryRelated: Ice cores provide dated records of Quaternary temperatures and greenhouse gases.

• Glacial periodRelated: Ice cores preserve climate records spanning successive glacial and interglacial conditions.

• Quaternary glaciationRelated: Ice cores preserve atmospheric and temperature evidence from successive glacial cycles.

• ClimatologyRelated: Ice cores provide records of past temperature and atmospheric composition.

• Tree-ring datingRelated: Ice-core records provide an independent comparison for environmental histories inferred from rings.

• Ice capRelated: Cores from ice caps can preserve local records of past climate and atmospheric composition.

• Radiocarbon calibrationRelated: Ice-core chronologies contribute atmospheric records used to extend calibration into older periods.

• United States Antarctic ProgramRelated: Program-supported drilling retrieves climate records extending hundreds of thousands of years.

• FirnRelated: Firn becomes the upper, porous portion of many ice-core records.

• Polar researchRelated: Its layered gases and particles preserve records of past polar climates.

• Abrupt climate changeRelated: Ice cores record rapid temperature and atmospheric changes at fine timescales.

• Polar desertRelated: Cores from polar ice sheets preserve evidence of past climate and atmospheric composition.

• Last InterglacialRelated: Ice cores preserve atmospheric and temperature evidence across the glacial cycles surrounding this interval.

• Scărișoara CaveRelated: Samples of cave ice can preserve information about past environmental conditions.

• Carbonyl sulfideRelated: Trapped air in ice cores records historical atmospheric carbonyl sulfide concentrations.

• History of climate change scienceRelated: Trapped air in ice cores extended atmospheric records far beyond direct measurements.

• IllimaniRelated: Ice cores recovered from Illimani’s glaciers have preserved evidence of past climate.

• Polar regionsRelated: Polar ice cores provide records of past climate and atmospheric composition.

• Roman Warm PeriodRelated: Ice cores offer long climate records, though their locations may not represent Roman-era Europe.

• Volcanic winter of 536Related: Sulfate layers in polar ice preserve signals of major eruptions near this period.

• δ18ORelated: Ice δ18O records shifts in precipitation conditions and past climate.