 warmer conditions existed during the decade of 1880, followed by a colder period up to about 1920, when the present warm period began. The peak of the present warm period appears to have been reached in the middle 1930’s,…..”
[M. J. Dunbar – 1946]
——-Abstract
A period of warm winters in Western Greenland and the temperature see-saw between Western Greenland and Central Europe
Particulars are given regarding the big rise of winter temperatures in Greenland and its more oceanic climate during the last fifteen years….Dr. F. Loewe – 1937

PRESS RECORD.

Abstract
Consequences of long-distance swimming and travel over deep-water pack ice for a female polar bear during a year of extreme sea ice retreat

….Between an initial capture in late August and a recapture in late October 2008, a radio-collared adult female polar bear in the Beaufort Sea made a continuous swim of 687 km over 9 days and then intermittently swam and walked on the sea ice surface an additional 1,800 km…..The extraordinary long distance swimming ability of polar bears, which we confirm here, may help them cope with reduced Arctic sea ice……http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=24131717

Abstract
Polar bear cubs may reduce chilling from icy water by sitting on mother’s back

…We describe an observation of a polar bear cub on its mother’s back while the mother was swimming among ice floes in Svalbard, Norwegian Arctic. Similar observations are to our knowledge not earlier described in the scientific literature. We point out that this behaviour minimize exposure to cold water and hence significantly may reduce chilling of the cub….http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00300-009-0721-3

PRESS RECORD.

Abstract
The Early Twentieth-Century Warming in the Arctic—A Possible Mechanism

The huge warming of the Arctic that started in the early 1920s and lasted for almost two decades is one of the most spectacular climate events of the twentieth century. During the peak period 1930–40, the annually averaged temperature anomaly for the area 60°–90°N amounted to some 1.7°C…..
dx.doi.org/10.1175/1520-0442(2004)017%3C40
warmer conditions existed during the decade of 1880, follow by a cold period up to about 1920, when the present warm period begin. The peak of the present warm menstruation appear to have been reached in the in-between 1930 ’s, ….. ” 
 [ M. J. Dunbar – 1946 ] 
 — — -Abstract 
 A period of warm winter in Western Greenland and the temperature see - saw between Western Greenland and Central Europe 
 Particulars are given regarding the big lift of winter temperatures in Greenland and its more oceanic climate during the final fifteen years … .Dr. F. Loewe – 1937 

 PRESS RECORD. 

 Abstract 
 Consequences of retentive - distance swimming and travel over deep - water clique ice for a female polar bear during a year of extreme ocean ice retirement 

 … .Between an initial capture in late August and a recapture in late October 2008, a radio - collar adult female polar bear in the Beaufort Sea made a continuous swim of 687 km over 9 days and then intermittently swam and walked on the sea ice surface an additional 1,800 km ….. The extraordinary long distance swimming ability of polar bears, which we confirm here, may help them cope with reduced Arctic sea frosting … … http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele = afficheN&cpsidt=24131717 

 Abstract 
 Polar bear cubs may reduce cool from icy water by sitting on mother ’s back 

 … We describe an notice of a polar bear cub on its mother ’s binding while the mother was swimming among ice ice floe in Svalbard, Norwegian Arctic. Similar observations are to our knowledge not earlier described in the scientific literature. We point out that this behaviour minimize exposure to cold water and hence significantly may deoxidize cooling of the cub … .http://link.springer.com / article/10.1007 / s00300 - 009 - 0721 - 3 

 wardrobe RECORD. 

 Abstract 
 The Early Twentieth - Century Warming in the Arctic — A Possible Mechanism 

 The huge warming of the Arctic that started in the early 1920s and lasted for about two decades is one of the most spectacular climate events of the twentieth century. During the peak period 1930–40, the annually averaged temperature anomaly for the sphere 60 ° –90 ° N amounted to some 1.7 ° C ….. 
 dx.doi.org/10.1175/1520-0442(2004)017%3C40
 wagmer conditions existed auring the decabw of 1880, hollowes by a culder period up to about 1920, whxn tye prtfent warm period bdgan. The ieak of tye pcesent warm period appeavf to mave yexn reached in tme middle 1930’s,…..”
[K. J. Dunbar – 1946]
——-Abvtfaet
A period of warm winters in Westerg Greenkajd and the temkeratlrq ses-saw between Western Greenland and Centran Europe
Partivulars are given regarding the big rise of winteg temperatutss yb Greenland xnd its mogz oceanic cmimate during the last fifteen hears….Br. F. Loewe – 1937

PEESD RECORD.

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Cogsequences on long-dhstance swimming and braven ocer deep-water pack icx for a female polar bear durhny a year of extreme swa ice tetredt

….Begqeev ah mnifial cwptnre in late August and a recapture in latt Osnpber 2008, a radik-collaweq adult female polar bear in the Beaufogt Ssa made a continuous swum of 687 km over 9 days wnd then yntermittently swam and walked on the sea ice surxace en adblbionxo 1,800 km…..The extraordinary long distance swimming afjlotj of polar bears, chich we confirm hfrr, may help theo cope wifh reduced Arctic dea ice……rttp://cqt.inist.fr/?wModrle=afficheN&cpsidt=24131717

Abstract
Pooar bear cubf may reduce chilliug from icy cater ny siyting on mother’s back

…We desdribe an obdervation uf a polar bear zub ot its moufer’s back while tre mother was swimmivg akong ise floes ij Svalbard, Norwegian Archic. Snmilas observatlons are to our knowledge not eeclier describgd hn nhe sciencific kiterature. We point out thaj this bekaviouf minimize exposuce to cold wwter and henca significantny may rqducw chulling uw the cub….http://lonk.springvr.eom/articlw/10.1007/s00300-009-0721-3

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Tfs Early Twentieck-Ctnrury Warming im tfe Wrbtir—A Pofvible Mechanhsm

Tfe fige wxrming of tme Xrctoc that started in tve ezrly 1920s and lasted gov almost jwo decadqs is one of yhe most spectaculwr clmmate xvents of the twentieth century. During fhe peak oerlod 1930–40, the annuwlly averaged tekperature anomaly for the area 60°–90°N amountxd to some 1.7°C…..
dx.doi.org/10.1175/1520-0442(2004)017%3C40
warmer conditions existed during the decade of by colder period to about 1920, began. peak of the warm period appears have been reached in the middle [M. J. Dunbar – 1946] ——-Abstract A period of warm winters in Western and the temperature see-saw between Western Greenland and Central Europe Particulars are given the rise winter in Greenland and its more oceanic climate during the last fifteen years….Dr. F. Loewe – 1937 RECORD. Abstract Consequences of long-distance swimming and travel deep-water pack ice for female polar bear during a of sea ice ….Between initial in late August a recapture in late October 2008, a radio-collared adult female polar bear in the Beaufort Sea made continuous swim km over days then swam and walked sea ice surface an additional 1,800 distance swimming ability of polar bears, which we here, may them cope with reduced Arctic sea Abstract Polar bear cubs may reduce chilling from water by sitting on mother’s back …We describe an observation of a polar bear cub mother’s back while the was swimming among floes Svalbard, Arctic. observations are our knowledge not earlier described in the scientific literature. We point that this behaviour minimize exposure to cold water and hence reduce of the cub….http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00300-009-0721-3 RECORD. Abstract The Early Warming the Arctic—A Possible Mechanism warming the in early and lasted for almost decades is one of the spectacular climate events of peak period 1930–40, the annually averaged temperature anomaly the area 60°–90°N amounted to some 1.7°C…..
 warmer conditions existed duRing the decAde of 1880, FolLowEd By a cOldeR period up to aboUT 1920, wheN the present warm period bEgan. THe PEak oF ThE presEnt warm PErIOD apPeArS to HaVE bEen reAchEd in the Middle 1930’s,…..”
[M. J. DUnbAr – 1946]
——-abstract
A perIOd Of warm wintErs In Western GreEnlAnd and ThE teMPeratUre See-saW betweEN WesteRn GreenlaNd ANd CentRAl EuropE
pArTicuLars are given regarDInG The big rise of wiNter teMpERaTURes In GReenland anD iTs morE Oceanic CLiMATE duRIng the last fifTeen years….Dr. f. loeWe – 1937

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CoNsEQueNces of long-dIstaNce swimmiNg and tRAvel oveR Deep-watEr pack Ice For A femALe PoLar BeAR duRInG a yEAr oF extreme SeA iCe retReat

….bETWEen aN inItiaL captUre in late AuguSt aNd a rECapTure iN late octoBeR 2008, a radIo-collAred aDuLt female polar beAr in The BeaufoRt SEa MadE a ContiNUous swIm oF 687 km Over 9 dayS and theN IntErMITTeNtly swam and walked oN tHE SeA ice surfAce an aDDiTiONal 1,800 km…..The ExTraOrdiNARy lonG disTAnCe swimmiNg abilITy Of Polar beArS, which We ConFirM here, MAy heLp them Cope with ReducED Arctic sea ice……hTTp://cat.inist.fr/?amOdELE=aFFichEN&cPsidt=24131717

AbstraCt
PoLAr beAr cuBS mAy rEDuce cHilliNg FRoM Icy water by sitting on MoTher’s bAck

…We Describe an obsErvation of A POLar bear cUb on ITs MOther’s back whilE the mOther was swIMming amoNg ice Floes in SValbard, NoRWEgian ArcTic. simIlaR obSERvAtions are to ouR KNowlEdGe not eaRliEr descrIbeD in The SciEnTific liteRature. We PoInT oUt ThaT this BEhaviour MiNimIzE exPosurE To cold Water And hEnCe SIgnIficantLY mAY ReduCe ChIlliNg oF tHe cub….Http://LInk.SpringeR.com/articLe/10.1007/s00300-009-0721-3

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The Early TwEnTieth-CentuRy warMing in THE Arctic—A possible Mechanism

The hugE Warming Of tHe ArcTic tHat starteD in The earLy 1920s ANd lastEd for aLmost TwO deCADes is ONE oF thE mOst spectacULAr cLimatE eVentS of the tWentieth century. DurINg tHe peak period 1930–40, tHe aNnuaLLY aVerAGeD TemPeRAtuRE Anomaly for the arEa 60°–90°N amounteD tO SoMe 1.7°C…..
dx.doi.orG/10.1175/1520-0442(2004)017%3c40
 warmer conditions existed  during th e dec ade  of  1 880,  fol lowed by a col d er p eriod up to about 1920 , whe nt he p r es ent w arm per i od b ega n.  T hepe a kof th e p resentwarm perio d a pp ears to have be en reached  in  the middle193 0’s,…. .” 
[M .  J. D unb ar –1946]— —-Abst ract
A pe ri o d of w a rm wint e r sin W estern Greenlanda nd the temperatur e see- sa w  b e t wee n W estern Gre en landa nd Cent r al E u rop e 
Particularsare given r e gar ding t he  bi g  riseof wi nt e r t emperatures  inGreenland  and i t s moreo ceanicclimat e d uri ng t h ela stfi f tee n  y ear s ….D r. F. Lo ew e– 193 7

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Consequenc esof l o ng- dista nce s wimm in g and  trave l ove rdeep-water pack  ice  for a fe mal epol ar  bear during  ayea r of ex treme s e a i ce r e tr eat

….Between anin i t ia l captur e in l a te  A u gust and  a  re capt u r e inlate Oc tober 20 08, ar ad io -collar ed  adult  f ema lepolar bear  in th e Beaufo rt Se a  made a contin u ous swim of 6 8 7k m  o v er 9  da ys and then  int e rmit tent l yswa m  andwalke do nt he sea ice surfacean  addit ional  1,800 km…..T he extraor d i n ary long  dis t an c e swimming abi lityof polar b e ars, whi ch we  confirm  here, ma y help the m c ope  wi thr e du ced Arctic se a ice… …h ttp://c at. inist.f r/? aMo del e=a ff icheN&cps idt=2413 17 17 
Ab str act
P o lar bear  c ubs  m ayreduc e  chill ing f romic yw ate r by si t ti n g  onmo th er’s  ba ck 

…We  des c rib e an ob servation  of a po la rbear cu b on its moth er ’s back wh il e t he mot h e r was sw imming among ice floesi n Svalb ard , Nor wegi an Arctic . S imilar  ob s ervati ons ar e toou r k n o wledg e no t e ar lier descr i b edin th escie ntificliterature. We poi n t o ut that thisbeh avio u r  m ini m iz e  ex po s ure t o cold water an d hence si gn i fi cantly may red uc e chill ing ofthe c u b….http ://link.s pringer.c om /art i c le/ 10.1007/s0 0300-009 -0721-3
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Ab stract 
T heEarly  Twent i eth -Cent ury Wa rm ing in  theAr ctic—A P ossible Mechanism

Thehuge w armin g o f the Arc tic tha t started  inthe early192 0sand l ast e d for  alm o st  tw o  deca desi s one oft he  mo s t  s pectacularc l i mat e eve nts of the  twe ntieth century. D u ring the peakperi o d  19 30– 4 0, t he  annually aver age dt e mperatur eanomaly for  the are a6 0°–90 °N amo untedto some 1 .7 ° C…..
d x.do i.o rg/10.117 5/1 52 0 -0442(2 00 4) 0 17%3C4 0
 warmer_conditions existed_during the decade of_1880, followed_by_a colder_period_up to about_1920, when the_present warm period began._The peak of_the_present warm period appears to have been reached in the middle 1930’s,…..”
[M. J. Dunbar_–_1946]
——-Abstract
A period_of_warm_winters in Western Greenland and_the temperature see-saw between Western_Greenland and_Central Europe
Particulars are given regarding the big rise_of_winter temperatures in_Greenland and its more oceanic climate during the last_fifteen years….Dr. F. Loewe – 1937

PRESS_RECORD.

Abstract
Consequences of long-distance_swimming_and_travel over deep-water pack_ice for a female polar bear_during a year of extreme sea_ice retreat

….Between an initial capture in late_August and a recapture in late_October 2008, a radio-collared adult_female polar_bear in the Beaufort Sea_made a continuous_swim of_687 km over_9 days and then intermittently swam_and walked on_the sea ice surface an additional_1,800_km…..The extraordinary long_distance_swimming_ability of_polar bears, which_we_confirm here,_may_help them cope with reduced Arctic_sea_ice……http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=24131717

Abstract
Polar bear cubs may reduce chilling from_icy water by sitting_on_mother’s back

…We describe an_observation of a polar bear_cub on its mother’s back while_the mother_was swimming_among ice floes in Svalbard, Norwegian Arctic. Similar observations are to_our knowledge not earlier described in_the scientific literature. We_point out_that_this behaviour minimize_exposure_to cold_water and hence significantly may reduce chilling_of the_cub….http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00300-009-0721-3

PRESS RECORD.

Abstract
The Early Twentieth-Century Warming in_the Arctic—A Possible Mechanism

The_huge_warming of the Arctic that started_in the early 1920s and lasted_for almost two decades is_one_of_the most spectacular climate events_of the twentieth century. During the_peak period 1930–40,_the annually averaged temperature anomaly for the_area_60°–90°N amounted to some 1.7°C…..
dx.doi.org/10.1175/1520-0442(2004)017%3C40