[HTML][HTML] Mode of formation of cryogenic cave carbonates: Experimental evidence from an Alpine ice cave
C Spötl, G Koltai, Y Dublyansky - Chemical Geology, 2023 - Elsevier
Coarsely crystalline carbonates that formed cryogenically in caves (CCC coarse for short)
are important paleoenvironmental archives that provide evidence of former perennial ice …
are important paleoenvironmental archives that provide evidence of former perennial ice …
Experimental precipitation of cryogenic carbonate
Cryogenic cave carbonates (CCC) represent a specific type of speleothem precipitating from
freezing water in caves. Over the past decade, considerable progress has been made …
freezing water in caves. Over the past decade, considerable progress has been made …
[HTML][HTML] Mountain permafrost in the Central Pyrenees: insights from the Devaux ice cave
Ice caves are one of the least studied parts of the cryosphere, particularly those located in
inaccessible permafrost areas at high altitudes or high latitudes. We characterize the climate …
inaccessible permafrost areas at high altitudes or high latitudes. We characterize the climate …
[HTML][HTML] Reconstructing Younger Dryas ground temperature and snow thickness from cave deposits
P Töchterle, A Baldo, JB Murton, F Schenk… - Climate of the …, 2024 - cp.copernicus.org
Abstract The Younger Dryas stadial was characterised by a rapid shift towards cold-climate
conditions in the North Atlantic realm during the last deglaciation. While some climate …
conditions in the North Atlantic realm during the last deglaciation. While some climate …
[HTML][HTML] Th U isochron dating of cryogenic cave carbonates
Cryogenic cave carbonates (CCCs) are a type of speleothem, typically dated with 230 Th/U
disequilibrium methods, that provide evidence of palaeo-permafrost conditions. In the field …
disequilibrium methods, that provide evidence of palaeo-permafrost conditions. In the field …
[HTML][HTML] Size–shape–stable isotope (C and O) relationships of cryogenic cave carbonates formed in permafrost settings
Y Dublyansky, P Töchterle, MM Steck, DW Sperlich… - Chemical …, 2024 - Elsevier
Cryogenic cave carbonates (CCCs) genetically related to permafrost are of special interest
in paleoclimate research. Their 230 Th/U ages provide unique information about the former …
in paleoclimate research. Their 230 Th/U ages provide unique information about the former …
Bacterial diversity and geomicrobiology of Winter Wonderland ice cave, Utah, USA
MH Seixas, JS Munroe, EM Eggleston - MicrobiologyOpen, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Abstract The Winter Wonderland ice cave, located at an elevation of 3140 m above sea level
in the Uinta Mountains of northern Utah, USA, maintains a constant sub‐zero temperature …
in the Uinta Mountains of northern Utah, USA, maintains a constant sub‐zero temperature …
[PDF][PDF] Cryogenic cave carbonates
YV Dublyansky, GE Moseley, G Koltai… - Encyclopedia of …, 2024 - researchgate.net
Carbonate minerals formed by the freezing of water in karst caves comprise a unique and
special class of speleothems referred to as cryogenic cave carbonates (CCCs). CCCs occur …
special class of speleothems referred to as cryogenic cave carbonates (CCCs). CCCs occur …
Mechanisms of secondary carbonate precipitation on felsic, intermediate and mafic igneous rocks: a case study for NW Scotland
Silicate weathering is a natural regulator of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2), where the
majority of carbonate is stored in the oceans. In some instances, carbonates may form via …
majority of carbonate is stored in the oceans. In some instances, carbonates may form via …
Cryogenic ridges: a new speleothem type
Cryogenic cave carbonates have been described from several formerly or presently
glaciated karst caves. In most of these occurrences, they precipitated as loose grains or …
glaciated karst caves. In most of these occurrences, they precipitated as loose grains or …