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Toronto Lake

Location: Northwest Territories, Canada Latitude (N): 63.72° Longitude (W): 109.15°
Site notes:
MacDonald, G. M., T. W. D. Edwards, K. A. Moser, R. Pienitz, and J. P. Smol 1993
Rapid Response of Treeline Vegetation and Lakes to Past Climate Warming. Nature 361:243-246.
AEU SCI Q 1 N28 Sites discussed: McMaster Lake, Queens Lake, Waterloo Lake, Toronto Lake.

Wolfe, B. B., T. W. D. Edwards, R. Aravena, and G. M. MacDonald 1994
Rapid Holocene Hydrologic Change Along the Northern Treeline at "Toronto Lake," Northwest Territories, Canada. In American Quaternary Association (AMQUA) Program and Abstracts of the Thirteenth Biennial Meeting. p. 187. June 19- 22, 1994, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Site discussed: Toronto Lake. Lake is located about 80 km north of present treeline. Looked at O and C isotopes in organic matter and cellulose. Changes related to variations in productivity. Changes reflect closed basin and outflow conditions. Closed basin conditions correlated with intervals of warmer climate and treeline advance in mid-Holocene. (16/12/2007).

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