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Name: (Table 2) Basal and upper radiocarbon dates from peatlands located within the low and high subarctic regions, Canada
Published: 2008
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Related to:

Dredge, Lynda A; Nixon, F M (1992): Glacial and environmental geology of northeastern Manitoba. Geological Survey of Canada Memoir, 432, 80 pp, https://publications.gc.ca/pub?id=25256&sl=0

Klassen, R W (1986): Surficial geology of the Waterhen-Grand Rapids area, Manitoba. Geological Survey of Canada Memoir, 419

Kuhry, Peter (1998): Late Holocene permafrost dynamics in two subarctic peatlands of the Hudson Bay Lowlands (Manitoba, Canada). Eurasian Soil Science, 31, 529-534

Nichols, Harvey (1967): The Post-glacial history of vegetation and climate at Ennadai Lake, Keewatin, and Lynn Lake, Manitoba (Canada). Eiszeitalter und Gegenwart - Quaternary Science Journal, 18(1), 176-197, https://doi.org/10.3285/eg.18.1.12

Nichols, Harvey (1975): Palynological and paleoclimatic study of the Late Quaternary displacement of the boreal forest - tundra ecotone in Keewatin and Mackenzie, N.W.T., Canada. University of Colorado, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, Occasional Paper, 15, 87 pp

Schreiner, B T (1983): Lake Agassiz in Saskatchewan. Geological Association of Canada Special Paper, 26, 74-96

Zoltai, S C (1995): Permafrost distribution in peatlands of west-central Canada during the Holocene warm period 6000 years BP. Geographie physique et Quaternaire, 49(1), 45-54

Coverage:

Median Latitude: 59.632220 * Median Longitude: -99.463340 * South-bound Latitude: 57.383300 * West-bound Longitude: -104.216700 * North-bound Latitude: 61.633300 * East-bound Longitude: -94.200000

Date/Time Start: 1963-01-01T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2002-08-30T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.035 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 4.260 m

Event(s):

AECV_1715 * Latitude: 57.383300 * Longitude: -94.200000 * Location: Subarctic

AECV_1717 * Latitude: 57.800000 * Longitude: -94.200000 * Location: Subarctic

BGS_475 * Latitude: 60.616700 * Longitude: -96.983300 * Location: Subarctic

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Comment
1	Event label	Event
2	Latitude of event	Latitude
3	Longitude of event	Longitude
4	Area/locality	Area		Sannel, A Britta K
5	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m		Geocode
6	Depth, top/min	Depth top	m	Sannel, A Britta K
7	Depth, bottom/max	Depth bot	m	Sannel, A Britta K
8	Sample ID	Sample ID		Sannel, A Britta K
9	Age, dated	Age dated	ka BP	Sannel, A Britta K	ka BP
10	Age, dated standard deviation	Age dated std dev	±	Sannel, A Britta K
11	Age, comment	Comm		Sannel, A Britta K
12	Reference/source	Reference		Sannel, A Britta K

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

162 data points

Data

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1 Event	2 Latitude	3 Longitude	4 Area	5 Depth sed [m]	6 Depth top [m]	7 Depth bot [m]	8 Sample ID	9 Age dated [ka BP]	10 Age dated std dev [±]	11 Comm	12 Reference
CAN_EL1	60.8333	-101.5500	Low subarctic	1.830			Hela-1053	5.065	0.070	basal age	This study (EL1)
CAN_EL1	60.8333	-101.5500	Low subarctic	0.125	0.12	0.13	Hela-1051	2.850	0.070	upper age	This study (EL1)
CAN_SL2	59.9167	-104.2167	Low subarctic	1.295	1.29	1.30	AECV 1906c	5.320	0.090	basal age	This study (SL2)
CAN_SL2	59.9167	-104.2167	Low subarctic	0.415	0.41	0.42	Hel-3851	0.460	0.090	upper age	This study (SL2)
S-1223	57.4833	-103.9667	Low subarctic				S-1223	5.660	0.065	basal age	Schreiner (1983)
CAN_SL1	59.8833	-104.2000	Low subarctic	1.950			AECV 1905c	5.780	0.090	basal age	This study (SL1)
CAN_SL1	59.8833	-104.2000	Low subarctic	0.105	0.10	0.11	Poz-18597	1.120	0.030	upper age	This study (SL1)
S-1746	59.1667	-103.1000	Low subarctic				S-1746	5.850	0.070	basal age	Schreiner (1983)
BGS_980	57.6667	-95.4167	Low subarctic				BGS 980	5.960	0.160	basal age	Dredge and Nixon (1992)
AECV_1715	57.3833	-94.2000	Low subarctic	1.670	1.65	1.69	AECV 1715	5.970	0.090	basal age	Kuhry (1998)
GSC-2759	59.4667	-101.2000	Low subarctic	2.470	2.40	2.54	GSC-2759	5.990	0.080	basal age	Klassen (1986)
AECV_1717	57.8000	-94.2000	High subarctic	1.475	1.44	1.51	AECV 1717	4.060	0.100	basal age	Kuhry (1998)
BGS_480/81	61.6333	-97.2000	High subarctic	1.755	1.74	1.77	BGS 480	4.380	0.130	basal age	Zoltai (1995)
BGS_480/81	61.6333	-97.2000	High subarctic	0.240	0.23	0.25	BGS 481	2.300	0.100	upper age	Zoltai (1995)
GSC_GaK	61.2500	-100.9500	High subarctic	2.890	2.88	2.90	GSC-1781	4.690	0.140	basal age	Nichols (1975)
GSC_GaK	61.2500	-100.9500	High subarctic	0.050	0.04	0.06	GaK-5062	0.870	0.060	upper age	Nichols (1975)
GSC-2567	59.0833	-96.7500	High subarctic	4.260			GSC-2567	4.850	0.060	basal age	Dredge and Nixon (1992)
BGS_477/78	61.1333	-97.1000	High subarctic	1.365	1.35	1.38	BGS 477	5.110	0.130	basal age	Zoltai (1995)
BGS_477/78	61.1333	-97.1000	High subarctic	0.140	0.13	0.15	BGS 478	1.920	0.080	upper age	Zoltai (1995)
CAN_EL2	61.1667	-100.9167	High subarctic	1.500			Wis. 67	5.780	0.110	basal age	Nichols (1967) (EL2)
CAN_EL2	61.1667	-100.9167	High subarctic	0.035	0.03	0.04	Wis. 133	0.630	0.070	upper age	Nichols (1967) (EL2)
BGS_475	60.6167	-96.9833	High subarctic	0.225	0.20	0.25	BGS 475	0.550	0.080	upper age	Zoltai (1995)