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Term: Last glacial
Definition: The most recent time (15 000 to 80 000 years ago) during which continental glaciers covered subpolar regions and existed at elevations as much as 1000 m lower than today; corresponding to periods in which oxygen isotopes from marine sediment cores indicate that global sea level was 50-150 m lower and global temperature 5-10C lower than today.
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Term: Last glacial
Definition: The most recent time (15 000 to 80 000 years ago) during which continental glaciers covered subpolar regions and existed at elevations as much as 1000 m lower than today; corresponding to periods in which oxygen isotopes from marine sediment cores indicate that global sea level was 50-150 m lower and global temperature 5-10C lower than today.  AMSglossary 

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