A 6000 yr record of climatic variability for the Usumucinta-Grijalva delta, Mexico, based on a palaeoecological transect

Keyphrases

• Mexico 100%
• Climatic Variability 100%
• Environmental Change 100%
• Southern Mexico 100%
• Macroremains 100%
• Grijalva 100%
• Climate Change 50%
• Sea Level Rise 50%
• River Discharge 50%
• Late Holocene 50%
• Human Impact 50%
• Drainage Basin 50%
• Proxy Records 50%
• Land Use Change 50%
• Vegetation Change 50%
• Stratigraphic Framework 50%
• Organic-rich Sediments 50%
• Climatic Periods 50%
• Human Land Use 50%
• Tephra Layers 50%
• Organic Deposits 50%
• Beach Ridges 50%
• Usumacinta 50%
• Tabasco 50%
• Suitable Location 50%
• Local Influence 50%
• Olmec 50%
• Climatic Proxy 50%
• Maya Culture 50%
• AMS Radiocarbon Dating 50%
• Quasi-continuous Accumulation 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Mexico 100%
• Environmental Change 66%
• Drainage Basin 33%
• Vegetation 33%
• Climate Change 33%
• Sea Level Rise 33%
• River Discharge 33%
• Holocene 33%
• Anthropogenic Effect 33%
• Sea Level 33%
• Land Use Change 33%
• Tephra 33%
• Beach Ridge 33%
• Accelerator Mass Spectrometry 33%