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Question 1. How does the relationship between carbon dioxide and temperature in the ice core data (Fig. 4) compare to your graph (Fig. 3 or spreadsheet plot)? Explain

Question 1. How does the relationship between carbon dioxide and temperature in the ice core data (Fig. 4) compare to your graph (Fig. 3 or spreadsheet plot)? Explain

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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-12 wwwww 400000 Age (years before present) Figure 4. Temperature change (light blue) and carbon dioxide change (dark blue) measured from the EPICA Dome C ice core in Antarctica (Jouzel et al. 2007; Lüthi et al. 2008). 800000 -CO₂ -Temperature 600000 200000 Interglacial: Glacial: 320 0 280 240 200 160 Question 1. How does the relationship between carbon dioxide and temperature in the ice core data (Fig. 4) compare to your graph (Fig. 3 or spreadsheet plot)? Explain CO₂ (ppm) Question 2. What is the greatest temperature range (or the difference between the highest and lowest value) measured from the ice core data? How does this compare to the temperature variation during the Little Ice Age starting about 1400 years ago (Fig. 2)? Question 3. What is the approximate time difference between two neighboring temperature peaks (representing a cycle of warming (interglacial) and cooling (glacial)). Question 4. How many interglacial (warmer) and glacial periods occurred during the past 800,000 years?
Transcribed Image Text:-12 wwwww 400000 Age (years before present) Figure 4. Temperature change (light blue) and carbon dioxide change (dark blue) measured from the EPICA Dome C ice core in Antarctica (Jouzel et al. 2007; Lüthi et al. 2008). 800000 -CO₂ -Temperature 600000 200000 Interglacial: Glacial: 320 0 280 240 200 160 Question 1. How does the relationship between carbon dioxide and temperature in the ice core data (Fig. 4) compare to your graph (Fig. 3 or spreadsheet plot)? Explain CO₂ (ppm) Question 2. What is the greatest temperature range (or the difference between the highest and lowest value) measured from the ice core data? How does this compare to the temperature variation during the Little Ice Age starting about 1400 years ago (Fig. 2)? Question 3. What is the approximate time difference between two neighboring temperature peaks (representing a cycle of warming (interglacial) and cooling (glacial)). Question 4. How many interglacial (warmer) and glacial periods occurred during the past 800,000 years?
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