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Cosmogenic nuclide ages for Last Glacial Maximum moraine at Schnells Ridge, Southwest Tasmania

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posted on 2023-05-16, 15:09 authored by Kiernan, K, Fifield, LK, Chappell, J
Moraines on Schnells Ridge, southwest Tasmania, have been dated using in situ 10Be. An age of 19,400 ± 600 yr is indicated for the well-preserved innermost moraine from consistent measurements on four large quartzite boulders. This corresponds closely with exposure ages reported by T.T. Barrows et al. (2002, Quaternary Science Reviews 21, 159-173) for Last Glacial Maximum glacial features farther north in Tasmania and southeast Australia. In contrast, ages between 39,000 and 141,000 yr were obtained from a series of boulders on a more extensive outer moraine, indicating that this has had a more complex history. Published by University of Washington.

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Publication title

Quaternary Research

Volume

61

Pagination

335-338

ISSN

0033-5894

Department/School

School of Geography, Planning and Spatial Sciences

Publisher

Academic Press Inc Elsevier Science

Place of publication

San Diego, USA

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