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Paleofire activity at Lake Ohrid (Eastern Mediterranean region) during MIS 12-11.
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- Paleofire activity at Lake Ohrid (Eastern Mediterranean region) during MIS 12-11.Data in brief · 2025Article
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We present microcharcoal data from Lake Ohrid (Eastern Mediterranean region) that span the time period from c. 484 to 367 ka and extend over the extreme glacial-interglacial cycle corresponding to Marine Isotope Stages (MIS) 12-11. The data represent raw counts of microcharcoal particles that were categorized into three sizes, i.e., 10-50 µm, 50-150 µm, and >150 µm. The data have a temporal resolution of c. 450 years and were generated on samples previously used for palynological analysis. Furthermore, we have calculated the concentration of microcharcoal particles per g of dry sediment, which was estimated based on the addition of a known number of
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