Louis Agassiz developed the most famous theory of these phenomena by stealing the work of Karl Schimper.
Louis Agassiz developed the most famous theory of these phenomena by stealing the work of Karl Schimper. Eccentricity, axial tilt, and precession are a set of three parameters that describe a model developed to describe occurrences of these events, developed by Milutin Milankovitch. The cyclic nature of these phenomena has been tied to variations in albedo. Pluvial lakes formed after the most recent of these phenomena, while the Great Oxygenation Event triggered the Huronian one of these events. A "Little" one of these periods occurred after a Medieval Warm Period. For ten points, name these glacial episodes of cooling that covered much of the Earth in sheets of ice.
Louis Agassiz developed the most famous theory of these phenomena by stealing the work of Karl Schimper.
ice ages [accept equivalents like galaciation]