The way in which the NE Tibetan Plateau uplifted and its impact on climatic change are
crucial to understanding the evolution of the Tibetan Plateau and the development of the …

Abstract The Qinling Mountains stretching from east to west in Central China are an
important geological and geographical boundary in the China Continent and even the East …

Abstract Epizonal orogenic Au‐Sb deposits are generally Phanerozoic in age, possibly as a
consequence of erosion that can entirely remove older mineral deposits in rapidly uplifting …

Tibetan Plateau uplift and global cooling have generally been thought to have caused the
drying of the Asian inland, but how and when these factors drove the aridification is …

Polyploids recurrently emerge in angiosperms, but most polyploids are likely to go extinct
before establishment due to minority cytotype exclusion, which may be specifically a …

Abstract The East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) precipitation is vital to hydrology,
ecology and societal activities in the densely populated region of East Asia. However, its …

Abstract The India-Asia collision reactivated the early Paleozoic Qilian orogen with an
intense metamorphic belt that promoted the release of metamorphism-generated radiogenic …

Red clay (RC)/mudstone is widely distributed on the Loess Plateau (LP) in China. As a
sliding-prone stratum, it controls the formation of loess–mudstone landslides together with …

Eolian sediments are extensively distributed across the Earth's surface, and their formation
is intricately linked to climate change, tectonic activity, and topographic features …

Holding a climatically and geologically key position both regionally and globally, the
northeastern Tibetan Plateau provides a natural laboratory for illustrating the interactions …