It would vary by local weather. It’s not like every tree that lived on earth at the same time would agree ring for ring.
“It would vary by local weather. It’s not like every tree that lived on earth at the same time would agree ring for ring.”
Wouldn’t real scientists also use the scientific method and make sure their tree samples were found in the same location as their ice core samples?
Oh, that’s right they’re too busy counting their grant dollars to care.
I think I found the Bristlecone database, anyway it should have been appropriate for my sample. But I was disappointed by the ‘interpretation’ required (dry season, wet season, close rings, far rings, etc.).