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  • Paleomap
  • www.scotese.com
  • Virtual reality reconstructions illustrating the plate tectonic development of the ocean basins and continents, as well as the changing distribution of land and sea during the past 1100 million years.
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  • PAGES
  • www.pages.unibe.ch
  • International Geosphere-Biosphere Program (IGBP) on paleoclimatology.
3.8
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  • Quaternary Palynology Research by Pim de Klerk
  • www.pimdeklerk-palynology.eu
  • Presentation of research projects involving pollen analysis for the study of environmental and climatic changes from late Pleistocene to present, with main focus on northern Germany.
3.7
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3
  • Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project
  • pmip.lsce.ipsl.fr
  • Coordinates and encourages the systematic study of atmospheric general circulation models (AGCMs) and to assess their ability to simulate large changes of climate such as those that occurred in the distant past.
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3.6
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4
  • Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project Phase II
  • pmip2.lsce.ipsl.fr
  • This project studying the role of climate feedbacks arising for the different climate subsystems (atmosphere, ocean, land surface, sea ice and land ice) and evaluating the capability of state of the art climate models to reproduce climate states that are radically different from those of today.
3.6
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5
  • Models and Observations to Test Climate Feedbacks
  • motif.lsce.ipsl.fr
  • The MOTIF project proposes a coordinated approach to use past states of the climate system as a demanding test of the capabilities and reliability of the latest generation of coupled ocean-atmosphere-vegetation general circulation models (OAVGCMs).
3.5
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4
  • Atlantis and Paleogeography
  • atlantisinireland.com
  • Known paleogeography is compared to the geography of Plato's Atlantis. Written for a general audience it sums up relevant facts including from recent research, and illustrates with video and multimedia.
3.4
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3
  • Snowball Earth
  • www.snowballearth.org
  • Discussion of a hypothesis that Earth was covered by ice from pole to pole for long periods in the geological past.
3.2
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