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Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGlaciologyPaleoclimatologyPaleoenvironmental ReconstructionGlacial GeologyMountain GlaciationPaleoclimate ReconstructionPaleoclimatic ReconstructionEvaporation LossesGlacial Lake ExpansionGlacial Meltwater InputGlacial Meltwater RunoffInterglacial Circulation ChangesMeltwater StoragePaleoclimate ChangePleistocene Glaciations
balance and bulk transfer methods. The model indicates that a 10C drop in air temperature or a doubling in cloud cover could have caused the paleolakes to reach their highest levels. Alternatively, a 50% increase in precipitation rate could have also maintained the paleolakes.
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