Sedimentary evidence for recent increases in production in Tibetan plateau lakes
Abstract The Tibetan Plateau is a vast, elevated plateau in Central Asia with an average
elevation of over 4,500 m and contains the world's third largest store of ice. It occupies a
climatic transition zone between the Asian monsoons and westerly airflow. As a result of this
location, the region is sensitive to changes in climate on timescales of decades to millennia
and longer. Long-term data are needed to evaluate climatic changes and their impact on
ecosystems, but in areas as remote as the Tibetan Plateau, long-term instrumental records …
elevation of over 4,500 m and contains the world's third largest store of ice. It occupies a
climatic transition zone between the Asian monsoons and westerly airflow. As a result of this
location, the region is sensitive to changes in climate on timescales of decades to millennia
and longer. Long-term data are needed to evaluate climatic changes and their impact on
ecosystems, but in areas as remote as the Tibetan Plateau, long-term instrumental records …
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中国科学院青藏高原研究所机构知识库(ITPCAS OpenIR): Sedimentary evidence for recent
increases in production in Tibetan plateau lakes …
increases in production in Tibetan plateau lakes …
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