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Widespread glasses generated by cometary fireballs during the late Pleistocene in the Atacama Desert, Chile: COMMENT
Rare calcium chloride–rich soil and implications for the existence of liquid water in a hyperarid environment
The stable isotope altimeter: Do Quaternary pedogenic carbonates predict modern elevations?
The structure and rate of late Miocene expansion of C 4 plants: Evidence from lateral variation in stable isotopes in paleosols of the Siwalik Group, northern Pakistan
Late Quaternary environments and palaeoclimate
Abstract Chile possesses one of the most pronounced climate gradients in the world, extending from the world’s driest desert in the northern part of the country, where precipitation is measured in millimetres per decade, down to the channel and fiords region in southern Patagonia where rainfall can average up to 7 m per year or more. In contrast, thermal buffering by the Pacific Ocean contributes to ameliorating extreme temperatures, generating a latitudinal temperature gradient that is considerably less pronounced than across similar latitudinal ranges in other parts of the world ( Miller 1976 ; Axelrod et al. 1991 ). Coupled with millions of years of geographic isolation induced by the massive barrier imposed by the Andean Cordillera, Chile today possesses a highly endemic fauna and flora whose distribution is tightly linked to these gradients ( Arroyo et al. 1996 ; Hinojosa & Villagrán 1997 ). Considering its geographic position and tectonic setting, it is hence not surprising that the geomorphology of Chile over the last two million years or so, i.e. the ‘Quaternary’ (see Gradstein et al. 2004 ), has been strongly influenced by climate along this broad latitudinal gradient. Whereas ancient landscapes preserved for millions of years exist in the hyperarid Atacama, repeatedly glaciated landscapes predominate in southern Chile. Elucidating the precise chronology of these Quaternary events affecting the western margin of southern South America is of great relevance to a number of scientific disciplines including ecology, palaeo-climatology, evolutionary biology, population genetics, phylogeography, biogeography and conservation. Consequently, records of past climate and