Modern Climatic Signals Recorded in Xincuo Lake Sediments in Zoige Basin, Eastern Tibetan Plateau, China
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    Climatic proxy of stable carbon isotope, together with total organic carbon content, in organic matter in lake sediment is one of the most effective methods to reconstruct past climatic evolutionary sequences. By coupling the indexes of TOC and δ13Corg in Xingcuo lake sediments and instrumental meteorological data in Zoige Basin, Eastern Tibetan Plateau and by building relative function relations among them, we probed quantitatively modern climatic signals recorded in those indexes. The results showed that there were remarkable relations between contents of TOC and precipitation, δ13Corg and air temperature, of which coefficence reaches to-0.67 and -0,75, respectively. Besides, we also demonstrated that average variation between contents of TOC and precipitation (dTC/dP) is -0.046%·mm-1 and -0.84‰·℃-1 for δ13Corg and air temperature (dδC/dT). According to the above, relative function relations among them were built.

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吴敬禄,李世杰,王苏民,夏威岚,李万春,羊向东.若尔盖盆地兴措湖沉积记录揭示的近代气候与环境[J]. Journal of Lake Sciences,2000,12(4):291-296.

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  • Received:March 08,2000
  • Revised:June 28,2000
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