Rapid warming in South America during the last deglaciation

Keyword: Geophysics

Publisher: Nature.com

Published: Jun 20, 2026

Institute of Geosciences, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil A. Ampuero, N. M. Stríkis, N. M. M. Medina, P. Piacsek, T. K. Akabane & F. W. Cruz Department of Climate Geoche… [+1041 chars]

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