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Saline rhythm and climatic change since 20.6 kyr BP from the Qiulinanmu Playa Lake in Tibet 期刊论文
CARBONATES AND EVAPORITES, 2010, 卷号: 25, 期号: 1, 页码: 5-14
Authors:  Li MH(李明慧);  Kang SC(康世昌);  Ge;  J (Ge;  Jun);  Yi CL(易朝路);  Fang XM(方小敏);  Kang SC(康世昌)
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GULIYA ICE CORE  LACUSTRINE SEDIMENTS  STABLE ISOTOPES  ASIAN MONSOON  HOLOCENE  PLATEAU  CHRONOLOGY  CHINA  FRACTIONATION  GEOCHEMISTRY  
Long range trans-Pacific transport and deposition of Asian dust aerosols 期刊论文
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES-CHINA, 2008, 卷号: 20, 期号: 4, 页码: 424-428
Authors:  Han YX(韩永翔);  Fang XM(方小敏);  Zhao;  TL (Zhao Tianliang);  Kang SC(康世昌)
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2001 Ace-asia  North Pacific  Soil Dust  Atmospheric Transport  Iron Fertilization  Art.  Ocean  China  April  Storm  
Shifts of dust source regions over central Asia and the Tibetan Plateau: Connections with the Arctic oscillation and the westerly jet 期刊论文
ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 2008, 卷号: 42, 期号: 10, 页码: 2358-2368
Authors:  Han YX(韩永翔);  Fang XM(方小敏);  Kang SC(康世昌);  Wang;  HJ (Wang;  Huijun);  Kang;  FQ (Kang;  Fenqing)
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North Pacific  Atmospheric Circulation  Climate-change  Ice-core  Ocean  Record  Monsoon  Storms  Event  Sea  
Dust storm in Asia continent and its bio-environmental effects in the North Pacific: A case study of the strongest dust event in April, 2001 in central Asia 期刊论文
CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2006, 卷号: 51, 期号: 6, 页码: 723-730
Authors:  Han YX(韩永湘);  Fang XM(方小敏);  Xi XX;  Song LC;  Yang SL(杨胜利)
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SOIL DUST  ACE-ASIA  TRANSPORT  PHYTOPLANKTON  AEROSOLS  SEAWATER  CLIMATE  OCEAN  CO2