Why is the Younger Dryas considered part of the…
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Why is the Younger Dryas considered part of the Interglacial rather than an extension of the Glacial period itself?
In most timelines of glaciation, the Younger Dryas is seen as the aberrant event (during the Interglacial), but why would one see that as the aberration rather than seeing the Bolling-Allerod as a aberrant period of warming in a longer Glacial period?
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In most timelines of glaciation, the Younger Dryas is seen as the aberrant event (during the Interglacial), but why would one see that as the aberration rather than seeing the Bolling-Allerod as a aberrant period of warming in a longer Glacial period?
#science
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