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Environmental changes reflected by n-alkanes of lake core in Nam Co on the Tibetan Plateau since 8.4 kaBP 期刊论文
CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2008, 卷号: 53, 期号: 19, 页码: 3051-3057
Authors:  Lin X(林晓);  Zhu LP(朱立平);  Wang Y(汪勇);  Wang JB(王君波);  Xie MP(谢曼平);  Ju JT(鞠建廷);  Maubacher;  R (Maeubacher;  Roland);  Schwalb;  A (Schwalb;  Antje)
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Organic Geochemistry  Western Tibet  Sediments  Record  Pollen  China  Reconstruction  Lipids  
Microbial community structure in major habitats above 6000 m on Mount Everest 期刊论文
CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2007, 卷号: 52, 期号: 17, 页码: 2350-2357
Authors:  Liu YQ(刘勇勤);  Yao TD(姚檀栋);  Kang SC(康世昌);  Jiao;  NZ (Jiao NianZhi);  Zeng;  YH (Zeng YongHui);  Huang;  SJ (Huang SiJun);  Luo;  TW (Luo TingWei)
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Malan Ice Core  Central Himalayas  Climate-change  Mt. Everest  16s Rdna  Glacier  Snow  Bacteria  Environment  Diversity  
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  
Decrease trend of dust event frequency over the past 200 years recorded in the Malan ice core from the northern Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2005, 卷号: 50, 期号: 24, 页码: 2866-2871
Authors:  Wang NL(王宁练)
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SOUTHEASTERN UNITED-STATES  MINERAL DUST  AFRICAN DUST  AEROSOL  CLIMATE  ATMOSPHERE  TRANSPORT  DESERTIFICATION  ABSORPTION  SATELLITE