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DNA Evidence Links Caribou Migration and a Volcanic Eruption

February 27th, 2010 Posted in Geology.com

The White River tephra is an ashfall produced by an eruption of Mount Churchill Volcano that blanketed much of east-central Alaska and adjacent parts of Canada about 1000 years ago. DNA evidence from frozen caribou remains links a large migration to the eruption.


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    DNA Evidence Links Caribou Migration and a Volcanic Eruption

    February 27th, 2010 Posted in Geology.com

    The White River tephra is an ashfall produced by an eruption of Mount Churchill Volcano that blanketed much of east-central Alaska and adjacent parts of Canada about 1000 years ago. DNA evidence from frozen caribou remains links a large migration to the eruption.


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    DNA Evidence Links Caribou Migration and a Volcanic Eruption

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    Related Posts

  • DNA Evidence Links Caribou Migration and a Volcanic Eruption
  • Volcanic Eruption Types
  • Video: Iceland Volcanic Eruption
  • Predicting When a Volcanic Eruption Will End
  • Puyehue-Cordón Caulle Volcanic Eruption
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