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# ** Please acknowledge the contributors, the International     **
# ** Multiproxy Paleofire Database, and and the North American  **
# ** Pollen Database when using these data.                     **
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# Site name:      Wilcox Pass
# Place:          CAN:Alberta
# Latitude:       52.14.30N      (  52.241667)
# Longitude:      117.13.00W     (-117.216667)
# Elevation(m):   2355
# Sigle:          WILCOX
# Entity name:
# Contact person: Beaudoin, A.B.
#
# Radiocarbon dates:
#   Depth   Thk     Age   SDup   SDlo  Lab no.    Basis  Material
#    20.0     4     540     50     50  Beta-6806    L    peat
#   196.0     8    9600    305    305  GX-8785      G    peat
#
# Chron name:     NAPD 2
# Age model:      linear interpolation
# Age bounds:     0 - 10870
# Chron notes:    Same as Chron 1 except 9600 radiocarbon date not used
#                 because of possible contamination by old carbon.
#
# Age basis:
#   Depth   Thk     Age  AgeUp  AgeLo  RCode
#     0.0     0     -30      0    -30   TOP
#    20.0     4     540    640    440   C14
#   174.0     2    6850   7000   6700   TEF
#   232.0    16   10000  10500   9500   POL
#
# Publications:   Beaudoin, A.B. 1984. Holocene environmental change in the
#                 Sunwapta Pass Area, Jasper National Park. Dissertation.
#                 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada.
#
#                 Beaudoin, A.B., and R.H. King. 1990. Late Quaternary
#                 vegetation history of Wilcox Pass, Jasper National Park,
#                 Alberta. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology
#                 80:129-144.
#
#                 Beaudoin, A.B., and R.H. King. 1986. Using discriminant
#                 function analysis to identify Holocene tephras based on
#                 magnetite composition: a case study from the Sunwapta Pass
#                 area, Jasper National Park. Canadian Journal of Earth
#                 Sciences 23:804-812.
#
# Pollen counts and additional chronologies from this site are
# available via the North American Pollen Database at:
# http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/paleo/napd.html
#
	1	Depth (cm)
	2	Age (YrBP)
	3	Charcoal Fragment Count (12-20 µm)
	4	Charcoal Fragment Count (>30 µm)
1,-2,145,53
8,198,113,128
16,426,469,216
24,704,58,54
32,1032,574,371
40,1359,365,147
48,1687,443,411
56,2015,1123,906
64,2343,554,600
72,2671,451,361
80,2998,492,240
88,3326,1429,530
96,3654,521,267
104,3982,318,13
112,4310,338,255
120,4637,435,372
128,4965,368,222
136,5293,398,153
144,5621,468,239
152,5949,372,125
160,6276,437,167
168,6604,304,226
176,6959,250,170
184,7393,527,189
192,7828,155,94
200,8262,135,79
208,8697,133,58
224,9566,484,191
232,10000,492,227
240,10434,2048,312
248,10869,1094,202