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In reconstructing the paleo climate, we provide archaeologists with the climate in which the Mayans lived.
We know from paleo reconstructions that rates of ice melting of the order of meters per century are indeed possible.
I especially like the suggestions for stocking a paleo kitchen.
The no less efficient and sophisticated functions of the paleo loop presumably correspond to what he called primary process thought.
At a recent meeting one course team was asked to approve a change of usage from palaeo- to paleo- as the prefix denoting old, or indeed ancient.
There were several paleo-lakes that would connect with each other from time to time.
More generally, the paleo movement fits within a back to nature philosophy, as advocated, e.g., by many environmentalists.
He has also worked on ways to reconcile paleo-data with models.
Further, the highest side moraines were used to determine the equilibrium line of the paleo-glaciers and thus its lowering by comparison with today's glaciers.
Dniken is one of the main figures responsible for popularizing the paleo-contact and ancient astronauts hypotheses.
The experiment takes a sampling of climate, with some of trends lasting a million years, and as paleo-climatology shows, can abruptly change.
Ice thickness histories are useful in the study of paleoclimatology, glaciology and paleo-oceanography.
Some fossils can even provide details of how wet the sand was when they were being produced, and hence allow estimation of paleo-wind directions.
The proof of this is found in paleo-magnetic striping on the sea floor.
When ancient ventifacts are preserved without being moved or disturbed, they may serve as a paleo-wind indicators.
He specialises in photo-realistic restorations of dinosaurs, paleo-environments and extant animals.
Outcrops are also critically important for understanding fossil assemblages, paleo-environment, and evolution as they provide a record of relative changes within geologic strata.
Each terrace is relatively level and many are footed by paleo-dunes.
