The world's plant and climate archive in Van Lake
30 August 2007 - NTVMSNBC
German geologists plan to reveal almost 1 million years of plant and climate history in the world with examples to be taken from the bottom of the Van Lake.
[[T]4]BERLİN - Suddeutsche Zeitung text release in Germany, moved research to the pages to be done in Van Lake. The project was launched by Bonn University in the world. [[[T]] [Milyons have been seen in the base of the annual polen Van Lake for years. Located between the largest lakes of Europe, Van Lake has no closed lakes and discharges. For these reasons, there is a ‘polen archive’ that is less.
Professor Thomas Litt, Professor of Geology Specialist at the University of Bonn, we will examine the mixture of different pollen, with examples that will get from the sediment, and we will understand what plants grow. It also explains what kind of climate conditions in past classification, in the form of temperature and drought in past years.
]Every volcanic activity that is alive out of the region will also be revealed through onekinti on the floor of the lake.
The examination of the layer of insects, just like the adjustment of the age of the tree from the ring in the trees. [
The project will take place in order to start in the project. 1 million Euro assistance was for this project.
3 years ago Thomas Litt and other experts, revealing a 20 thousand-year archive in their research, hope they will archive at 72 thousand years with this project.
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