Thursday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	PP44A	MW 3009	The Past Two Millennia in the Arctic: A Long-Term Context for Present-Day Changes II (joint with C, GC) Presiding: Y Axford, University at Buffalo; D Kaufman, Northern Arizona University    [Abstracts]
1600	PP44A-01	MW 3009	Sediments Exposed by Drainage of a Collapsing Glacier-Dammed Lake Show That Contemporary Summer Temperatures and Glacier Retreat Exceed the Medieval Warm Period in Southern Alaska *M G Loso, R S Anderson, S P Anderson, P J Reimer    [details]
1615	PP44A-02	MW 3009	Late Holocene Temperature Reconstruction Inferred from a Varved Glacial Lake in the Central Brooks Range, Alaska, USA *B W Bird, M B Abbott    [details]
1630	PP44A-03	MW 3009	Glacier Changes and Inferred Temperature Variability in Alaska for the Past Two Thousand Years *G C Wiles, D J Barclay, N Malcomb INVITED    [details]
1700	PP44A-04	MW 3009	Late Holocene Vegetation and Climate Change From the Central and Western Canadian Arctic Inferred From Fossil Pollen Data *M Peros, K Gajewski    [details]
1715	PP44A-05	MW 3009	Warm Times and Cold Times During the Last 2000 Years Reconstructed from Icelandic Lake and Marine Sediments *A Geirsdottir, G H Miller, G E Flowers, S Olafsdottir, K B Olafsdottir, Y Axford    [details]
1730	PP44A-06	MW 3009	Marine Paleoclimate Records of the Last 1500 Years off Northern Norway: An Elevated Arctic Warming? L J Wilson, *M Hald, K Husum, G R Salomonsen    [details]
1745	PP44A-07	MW 3009	Simulation of Arctic climate response to high- and low- latitude volcanic eruptions during the late 13th Century: Possible early onset of the Little Ice Age *D P Schneider, C M Ammann, B M Otto-Bliesner INVITED    [details]