Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	PP34B	MW 2002	Low- to High-Latitude North Pacific Climate During the Holocene II Presiding: L Anderson, U.S. Geological Survey; K Kreutz, Climate Change Institute, University of Maine    [Abstracts]
1600	PP34B-01	MW 2002	Tropical-North Pacific Climate Linkages derived from Tree Rings and Corals *R D'Arrigo, R Wilson INVITED    [details]
1615	PP34B-02	MW 2002	North Pacific Atmospheric Circulation and Tropical Teleconnections Over the Past 1500 Years From a Mt. Logan Ice Core *E C Osterberg, P A Mayewski, K J Kreutz, D A Fisher, K Maasch, S B Sneed    [details]
1630	PP34B-03	MW 2002	Paleoclimatic Inferences From a High Resolution Bristlecone Pine δ18O Chronology *M Berkelhammer, L Stott    [details]
1645	PP34B-04	MW 2002	Identifying Controls on the Stable Water Isotope Composition of Precipitation in the Southwestern Yukon Using GCMs *R Field, K Moore    [details]
1700	PP34B-05	MW 2002	The North Pacific Gyre Mode *N Schneider, E Di Lorenzo INVITED    [details]
1715	PP34B-06	MW 2002	Biennial Record of Northeast Pacific Ventilation Over the Past two Centuries: Radiocarbon and Benthic Foraminferal Evidence From the Santa Barbara Basin *L D Roach, D B Field, T P Guilderson, C D Charles    [details]
1730	PP34B-07	MW 2002	Southern California Hydrographic Shifts During the Medieval Climate Anomaly and the Little Ice Age. *I L Hendy, D K Pak, J A Barron, L w David    [details]
1745	PP34B-08	MW 2002	Was the North Pacific wintertime climate less stormy during the mid-Holocene? *J C Chiang, Y Fang, P Chang    [details]