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1) How old is coral?
2) What is an isoscope?

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1) How do scientists get information from insects?

2) What insects do scientists use, and where do they get them?

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1. How do they know were to go to look for it
2. do they find some commonly or not

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1)  what kind of needle do they use
2) can they be found in wram clments

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how do they get the sediments

How can they tell how far back it goes.

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1. How do they end up finding coral?
2. What is a isoscope?
3. What purpose does finding coral serve?

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HOW CAN YOU tell the sea SURFACE TEMP>
HOW DEEP CAN THEY GO

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1) How do they analyse the metal.
2) What kind of metal do they find
3) What kind of information can they find

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1. What is an isoscope?
2. How does coral determine
the age of the Earth?

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1) How does the metal get into the ocean, and then underground?
2) Are there other ways to collect this type of data?

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1) What is isotopic?
2) How deep can they go?

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1) what do they use to collect data
2) why don't they do it in the middle west

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1) How do scientists get the evidence?
2) How do isotopic data determine age?

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How does the earths crust show the climate

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1) How can they use animals to date climate?
2) Do they test animal bones or can they use other remains of animals?

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1) How do they use sediments to find out what the sea looked like?
2) How do cave tell us about past climates?

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1.How can you tell the sea surface temp. from the past?
2. How far do you have to drill done to get the data

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1. How do volcanic eruptions effect or tell climate
2. What is Milankovitch orbital variations?

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1. How do they get the past temp from the coral.
2. How deep can they go?

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What proccess does the speleothem go through to show the past climate?
How much ground water does it take to  start showing us the past climate?

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1. What are Milankovitch orbital variations?
2. What would these things shows?

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1. What do they look for in the plants that help them determine climate change?
2. How do they take the samples

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how is the dust so small ?
why does this have layers?

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How do they get the holes in the ground?
How does the temperature tell them what the climate used to be like?

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Does elevation matter.
Does the height matter.

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How deep can they go?
How does the coral show the past climate

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1. How do the plants that they find stay preserved?
2. What type of plants do they find

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1. How do scientists get their hands on the historical documents?
2.  What kind of documents are used in order to figure past climates out?

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1.how does volcanic eruptions affect climate.
2. how does solar variability affect climate.

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1)How does this method prove anything?
2)Why do they do the most boreholes in the temperate zone?

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1) How do they get the evidence?
2) When is the best time to collect evidence?

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1)How do they drill?
2) how do they know what the sediments look like?

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How did they get this evidence?
What are they doing to get this evidence?

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Lake Level Reconstruction | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) formerly known as National Climatic Data Center (NCDC)

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Water level histories, which are indicative of past climate, for lakes around the world, based on shoreline deposits and sediment data.

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1) can these animals have a negative effect on the climate
2) could these dying effect the environment

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1 how do te isotopic records show climate change?
2 how can you measure stalagtites or stalagmites?

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1. How far can they drill down in coral?
2. How does the coral show temp. from the past?

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1) How does reconstruction show climates from the past?
2) What is climate reconstruction?

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1) what kind of past conditions were there

2)What were the measurements of the lake?

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why are some tings like this
why do thease things take so long to change

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1. How do they get the evidence from the coral?
2. How do they know if the evidence is from a long time ago?

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the way you can get fire history is you go into data of tree scars and the charcoal in the trees sediments. and also sediments in the tree befor

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1. How far back does the data from the coral go?
2. How does the coral show the past climate?

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1) How far back does the data from coral go?
2) Can you get you only get evidence from certain corals?

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1. How do caves show climate change.
2. What is Speleothem.

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1) How does  plant macrofossils show climate?
2) How would you  reconstruct the terrestrial environment?

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1) How far back does coral go?

2) Why does the age and amount of coral matter?

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1) How do they know the tell the temperature and humidity of the sediments.
2) How do they drill through it to get the sediments parts they need.

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1. How does coral show temperature from past centuries?
2. How does it prove different climates from the past?

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1) What are Milankovitch orbital variations?
2) What do scientists look at to determine past climate with forcing?

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1> How are Coral and Mollusk data archived in their own sub-directories?
2> What is 'isotopic?'

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Why does climate change when lake levels get to high?
What do the lake levels look like after they get to high?

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how do they affect the climate?
are they important

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1) What if the leaves that scientists find were brought there by some animal that had wandered elsewhere, and had picked up those plant parts by accident, later bringing them to where they are and dropping them?
2) How do they know what the trees are if those trees are extinct and they don't have data already on the species?

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1. How does this effect our climate?

2. Why do they need to study these to find out what happened (in the past) to our climate?