Paleoenvironment evolution since the Holocene reflected by diffuse reflectance spectroscopy from Huguangyan Maar Lake sediments, Guangdong Province
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    Chlorophyll-a concentration of Huguangyan Maar Lake sediments were determined by diffuse reflectance spectroscopy. Through comparison with TOC, Sr intensity and magnetic susceptibility we concluded that chlorophyll-a can be taken as a reliable proxy of primary production, higher chlorophyll-a absorption reflects stronger monsoon intensity and higher precipitation, and vice versa. Holocene environment evolution at Zhanjiang area reconstructed by chlorophyll-a, TOC, Sr intensity and magnetic susceptibility of Huguangyan Maar Lake sediments demonstrated that the monsoon intensity in Zhanjiang area was strong in the early Holocene and declined dramatically since 6000 a BP. Holocene climate evolutional pattern at Zhanjiang area is similar with many other records from the monsoonal areas of the North hemisphere and summer isolation at 30°N, implying that solar isolation is the driving force of millennial-scale Holocene monsoon evolution at Zhanjiang area. However, monsoonal evolution lags behind solar isolation by about 2200 a. Monsoon strengthen demonstrated by chlorophyll-a declined significantly since 6000 a BP. Nonetheless, all the other records display gradual weakening process. Negative feedback of vegetation-atmosphere induced by solar isolation might have caused quick droughty trend, on the other hand, dilution effect led by increased sedimentary rate may amplify declining trend of chlorophyll-a around 6000 a BP. Sedimentary environment since 3600 a BP could be impacted by human activities.

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吴旭东,沈吉.广东湖光岩玛珥湖沉积物漫反射光谱数据反映的全新世以来古环境演化[J]. Journal of Lake Sciences,2012,24(6):943-951.

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  • Received:November 21,2011
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