Tuesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	U21F	MW 3004	Quaternary Climate Records From the Continents: Comparisons With Their Marine and Polar Cousins II Presiding: T Johnson, Large Lakes Observatory and Department of Geological Sciences, University of Minnesota, Duluth; J Brigham-Grette, University of Massachusetts, Amherst    [Abstracts]
0800	U21F-01	MW 3004	Integrated studies of Milankovitch solar forcing and climate response: strategies for understanding climate processes *A C Ravelo    [details]
0815	U21F-02	MW 3004	Orbital forcing of continental climate during the Pleistocene: a complete astronomically-tuned climatic record from Lake Baikal, SE Siberia *A A Prokopenko, L A Hinnov, D F Williams, M I Kuzmin    [details]
0830	U21F-03	MW 3004	Neogene climate history of Antarctica: Initial results from the ANDRILL McMurdo Ice Shelf Project *T R Naish INVITED    [details]
0845	U21F-04	MW 3004	Lake Qinghai Drilling Project: Evolution History of Lake Qinghai and East Asian Monsoon Changes since the Late Miocene *Z An, S Colman    [details]
0900	U21F-05	MW 3004	Synchrony between the hemispheres from an opposite response to orbital variations. *P Huybers, G H Denton    [details]
0915	U21F-06	MW 3004	Timing and Trends in Northern and Southern Hemisphere Atmospheric Methane During the Holocene: new Results from Antarctic and Greenlandic ice Cores *E J Brook, L Mitchell    [details]
0930	U21F-07	MW 3004	Millennial climatic changes in US and European loess deposits: Links between continental, North Atlantic and Greenland records. *D Rousseau, P Antoine, C Hatte, A Sima    [details]
0945	U21F-08	MW 3004	Persistent Atlantic cold-water spells into the Mediterranean caused abrupt aridities in the late Quaternary Levant *M Stein, Y Bartov, Y Enzel, S L Goldstein, A Torfstein, N Waldmann    [details]