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    Paleoclimate reconstructions from sediment core MD01-2378

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    On the basis of the radiocarbon (14C) plateau-tuning method a new age model for Timor Sea Core MD01-2378 was established. It revealed a precise centennial-scale phasing of climate events in the ocean, cryo-, and atmosphere during the last deglacial and provides important new insights into causal linkages controlling events of global climate change. At Site MD01-2378 reservoir ages of surface waters dropped from 1600 yr prior to 20 cal ka to 250-500 yr after 18.8 cal ka. This evidence was crucial for generating a high-resolution age model for deglacial events in the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool. Sea-surface temperatures (SST) started to change near 18.8 cal ka, that is ~500 yr after the start of, presumably northern hemispheric, deglacial melt and sea level rise as shown by the benthic foraminiferal oxygen isotope ratio (d18O). However, the SST rise occurred 500-1000 yr prior to the onset of deglacial Antarctic warming and the first major rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide at about 18 ka. The increase in SST may partly reflect reduced seasonal upwelling of cold subsurface waters along the eastern margin of the Indian Ocean, which is reflected by a doubling of the thermal gradient between the sea surface and the thermocline, a halving of chlorin productivity from 19 to 18.5 cal ka, and in particular, by the strong decrease in surface water reservoir ages. Two significant increases in deglacial Timor Sea surface salinities from 19-18.5 and 15.5-14.5 cal ka, may partly reflect the deglacial increase in the distance of local river mouths, partly an inter-hemispheric millennial-scale see-saw in tropical monsoon intensity, possibly linked to a deglacial increase in the dominance of Pacific El Niño regimes over Heinrich stadial 1

    Palynology of sediment core MD01-2378

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    Climatic conditions in the western Timor Sea and the adjacent northwestern part of Australia are reconstructed for the last 460 ka, based on geochemical and palynological proxy records of paleoproductivity and land vegetation (precipitation) from IMAGES Core MD01-2378. Reduced precipitation and elevated productivity characterize glacial stages, whereas enhanced precipitation and reduced productivity are typical of interglacial stages. A long-term reduction in precipitation over the last 320 ka occurred in two steps at approximately 300 ka and 180 ka BP that are clearly recognizable in the pollen record. Variations in paleoproductivity and paleoclimate in the Timor Sea and adjacent landmasses appear to be driven by similar mechanisms that are related to the precession-controlled Australian monsoon system

    UMNH:Mamm:2378

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    UMNH:Mamm:2378 Voucher specimen study ski

    LSC 2378

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    Audio recording of LSC 2378 presented by Landon Brady Saunders. The date of creation is estimated

    Paleoclimate investiations on sediment core MD01-2378

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    We present a high-resolution (not, vert, similar 60-110 yr) multi-proxy record spanning Marine Isotope Stage 3 from IMAGES Core MD01-2378 (13°04.95'S and 121°47.27'E, 1783 m water depth), located in the Timor Sea, off NW Australia. Today, this area is influenced by the Intertropical Convergence Zone, which drives monsoonal winds during austral summer and by the main outflow of the Indonesian Throughflow, which represents a key component of the global thermohaline circulation system. Thus, this core is ideally situated to monitor the linkages between tropical and high latitude climate variability. Benthic d18O data (Planulina wuellerstorfi) clearly reflect Antarctic warm events (A1-A4) as recorded by the EPICA Byrd and Dronning Maud Land ice cores. This southern high latitude signal is transferred by deep and intermediate water masses flowing northward from the Southern Ocean into the Indian Ocean. Planktonic d18O shows closer affinity to northern high latitudes planktonic and ice core records, although only the longer-lasting Dansgaard-Oeschger warm events, 8, 12, 14, and 16-17 are clearly expressed in our record. This northern high latitude signal in the surface water is probably transmitted through atmospheric teleconnections and coupling of the Asian-Australian monsoon systems. Benthic foraminiferal census counts suggest a coupling of Antarctic cooling with carbon flux patterns in the Timor Sea. We relate increasing abundances of carbon-flux sensitive species at 38-45 ka to the northeastward migration of the West Australian Current frontal area. This water mass reorganization is also supported by concurrent decreases in Mg/Ca and planktonic d18O values (Globigerinoides ruber white)

    Art. 2378

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    Approfondita disamina del testo dell'art. 2378 c.c. e delle norme processuali che disciplinano l'impugnativa delle delibere assembleari di s.p.a., alla luce della riforma di cui al d. lgs. 6/2003

    Santa Fe (ATSF) 2378

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    A photograph postcard showing Santa Fe 2378, 2-8-0 (Pittsburg), class 2376. Scrapped Topeka 4-20-1922

    The Evaluation of the Early and Late Postoperative Pancreatic Function and Nutritional Status: Central Pancreatectomy Versus Distal Pancreatectomy

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    東京女子医科大学博士(医学)博士(医学) 乙第2976号(主論文の要旨、要約、審査結果の要旨、本文),著者名:Wataru IZUMO・Ryota HIGUCHI・Masakazu YAMAMOTO,タイトル:The evaluation of the early and late postoperative pancreatic function and nutritional status: central pancreatectomy versus distal pancreatectomy,掲載誌:International Journal of Surgery Research and Practice(2378-3397),巻・頁・年:4巻3号p.057(2017),著作権関連情報: © 2017 Izumo W, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited,DOI:10.23937/2378-3397/1410057doctoral thesi

    Art. 2378

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    Approfondita ed analitica disamina del testo dell'art. 2378 c.c., alla luce della dottrina e della giurisprudenza che, in epoca successiva alla riforma di cui al d. lgs. 6/2003 (e, in particolare, alla prima edizione dell'opera), hanno contribuito allo studio dell'annullabilità delle delibere assembleari. In particolare, l'A. offre un'originale e rimeditata ricostruzione della normativa processuale che governa l'impugnativa delle delibere assembleari di s.p.a
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