There are climatically important ocean flow systems in high latitudes, for example the East
and West Greenland and Labrador Currents and Nordic Sea overflows in the North, and …

Three long cores from Flemish Cap and Orphan Knoll, offshore southeastern Canada,
contain discrete units of detrital carbonates that are coeval with Hudson Strait Heinrich (HS …

Fine grain-size parameters have been used for inference of palaeoflow speeds of near-
bottom currents in the deep-sea. The basic idea stems from observations of varying …

Abstract The ln (Zr/Rb) count ratio derived from X‐ray fluorescence (XRF) core scanning
holds potential as a high‐resolution tracer for grain‐size variations of glaciomarine …

Past studies of marine sediments of the North Atlantic documented millennial-scale sea-
surface cooling related to the Dansgaard-Oeschger events that influenced the oceanic fronts …

Shallow ocean flows in the northern North Atlantic are of key importance in the regulation of
Earth's climate. In the northern North Atlantic nutrient-rich cold Arctic Ocean outflow (of …

Quantification of ice rafted debris (IRD) abundances in deep‐sea records is often used as a
key proxy for identifying links between ice sheet instability and the oceanic overturning …

This review describes advances in the X-ray fluorescence (XRF) group of techniques
published approximately between April 2014 and March 2015 and is therefore restricted to a …

Abstract The role of Labrador Current (LC) in providing freshwater to the North Atlantic and
hence modulating the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) has been debated …

This review demonstrates advances in XRF instrumentation, techniques and data
processing algorithms published during the last year. Pixellated detectors and EDXRF …