On Apr 18, 3:10 pm, "Michael Tobis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ice core temperatures are local so these paleorecords aren't directly
> comparable to global means.
>
Thanks for the information. However, over the entire Holocene, the
maximum temperature minus the minimum temperature is about the same
for the Vostok ice core and the GISP ice core. Which I found
surprising.
> Maybe you would do better to look at Greenland core data vs Greenland
> surface data?
Yes, thank you! I've just finished an analysis of the GISP2 work by
Alley. I'll post it tomorrow for further suggestions.
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