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paleotemperature

Terms vs Paleotemperature - What's the difference?

terms | paleotemperature |


As nouns the difference between terms and paleotemperature

is that terms is while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.

Paleoclimate vs Paleotemperature - What's the difference?

paleoclimate | paleotemperature | Related terms |

Paleoclimate is a related term of paleotemperature.


In geology|lang=en terms the difference between paleoclimate and paleotemperature

is that paleoclimate is (geology) the climate of the earth at a specified point in geologic time while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.

As nouns the difference between paleoclimate and paleotemperature

is that paleoclimate is (geology) the climate of the earth at a specified point in geologic time while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.

Temperature vs Paleotemperature - What's the difference?

temperature | paleotemperature |


As nouns the difference between temperature and paleotemperature

is that temperature is temperature while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.

Palaeotemperature vs Paleotemperature - What's the difference?

palaeotemperature | paleotemperature | Alternative forms |

Palaeotemperature is an alternative form of paleotemperature.


In geology|lang=en terms the difference between palaeotemperature and paleotemperature

is that palaeotemperature is (geology) (such as of a specific place or (l)) in the (l) while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.

As nouns the difference between palaeotemperature and paleotemperature

is that palaeotemperature is (geology) (such as of a specific place or (l)) in the (l) while paleotemperature is (geology) the temperature at a location in the geologic past.