Modeling grounding zones as 2-5 km wide regions is essential to accurately reproduce Thwaites Glacier’s observed retreat, thinning, and acceleration over three decades.
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Modeling grounding zones as 2-5 km wide regions is essential to accurately reproduce Thwaites Glacier’s observed retreat, thinning, and acceleration over three decades.
Extreme global warmth during the mid-Cretaceous and early Cenozoic triggered major floristic turnover in all land plant groups, with elevated first and last appearances.
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