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How Trees provide Evidence about past Climate How Trees provide Evidence about past Climate

How Trees provide Evidence about past Climate - PowerPoint Presentation

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How Trees provide Evidence about past Climate - PPT Presentation

Dendrochronology Tree Cookies amp Tree Cores Short explanation of Dendrochronology What is Dendrochronology Trees grow in both height and width The xylem tissue in trees conducts water and dissolved nutrients from the soil throughout the entire tree ID: 260621

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How Trees provide Evidence about past Climate

DendrochronologySlide2

Tree Cookies & Tree CoresSlide3

Short explanation of Dendrochronology

What is Dendrochronology?Slide4

Trees grow in both height and width.

The xylem tissue in trees conducts water and dissolved nutrients from the soil throughout the entire tree

Tree Rings are formed in the Xylem layer each growing season

Each Annual Ring has aSpring RingThicker because there is more water presentSummer RingThinner and darker in colour because there is less water and the growing xylem cells are smaller

The width of the annual rings is also affect by climatic conditions of that growing year.

How do Trees Hold Information about Climate?Slide5

Build your own Climate Tree

Build a Tree ActivitySlide6

Cool stuff Trees have Told us

The analysis of the oak planks making up one Viking

Longship

(found in Norway) showed that the wood was from trees cut down near Dublin, Ireland some time between AD 1060-1070.

Discovered in Norway in 1906, the

Oseberg

ship, the best preserved Viking ship ever found, reveals its Norse shipbuilders' graceful construction style.

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1. Developing your Dendrochronology Skills

2. Analyzing tree cores to find evidence about a past

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