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Impacts of uplift of northern Tibetan Plateau and formation of Asianinland deserts on regional climate and environment 期刊论文
Quaternary Science Reviews, 2015, 卷号: 116, 期号: 2015, 页码: 1-14
作者:  Liu,XD(Liu,Xiaodong)[1,2];  Sun,H(Sun,Hui)[1];  Miao,YF(Miao,Yunfa)[3];  Dong,BW(Dong,Buwen)[4];  Yin,ZY(Yin,Zhiyong)[5]
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Tibetan Plateau  Tectonic Uplift  Asian Inland  Desert Formation  Mio-pliocene Climate Trend  Regional Climate Model  
Occurrence of greigite in the Pliocene sediments of Lake Qinghai, China, and its paleoenvironmental and paleomagnetic implications 期刊论文
GEOCHEMISTRY GEOPHYSICS GEOSYSTEMS, 2015, 卷号: 16, 期号: 5, 页码: 1293-1306
作者:  Fu, Chaofeng;  Bloemendal, Jan;  Qiang, Xiaoke;  Hill, Mimi J.;  An, Zhisheng
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Greigite  Lake Qinghai Sediments  Rock Magnetism  Paleoenvironment  The Pliocene  
Paleo-megalake termination in the Quaternary: Paleomagnetic and water-level evidence from south Bohai Sea, China 期刊论文
SEDIMENTARY GEOLOGY, 2015, 卷号: 319, 页码: 1-12
作者:  Yi, Liang;  Deng, Chenglong;  Xu, Xingyong;  Yu, Hongjun;  Qiang, Xiaoke;  Jiang, Xingyu;  Chen, Yanping;  Su, Qiao;  Chen, Guangquan;  Li, Ping;  Ge, Junyi;  Li, Yan
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Bohai Paleolakes  Magnetostratigraphy  Water Level Reconstruction  Quaternary  
Magnetostratigraphy of Cenozoic deposits in the western QaidamBasin and its implication for the surface uplift of the northeasternmargin of the Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2015, 卷号: 430, 页码: 271-283
作者:  Chang,H(Chang,Hong)[1];  Li,LY(Li,Leyi)[1];  Qiang,XK(Qiang,Xiaoke)[1];  Garzione,CN.(Garzione,Carmala N.)[2];  Pullen,A(Pullen,Alexander)[2];  An,ZS(An,Zhisheng)[1]
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Qaidam Basin  Altyn Tagh Fault  Tectonic Uplift  Magnetostratigraphy  Huatugou Section  Accumulation Rate