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Mid-late Pleistocene glacial evolution in the Grove Mountains, East Antarctica, constraints from cosmogenic Be-10 surface exposure dating of glacial erratic cobbles 期刊论文
QUATERNARY SCIENCE REVIEWS, 2016, 卷号: 145, 期号: 0, 页码: 71-81
Authors:  Dong, GC (Dong, Guocheng);  Huang, FX (Huang, Feixin);  Yi, CL (Yi, Chaolu);  Liu, XH (Liu, Xiaohan);  Zhou, WJ (Zhou, Weijian);  Caffee, MW (Caffee, Marc W.);  Huang, FX
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Glacial HisTories From The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (Eais) Provide Keys To UnderstAndIng Correlations Between The Eats And Global Climate. They Are Especially Helpful In The Assessment Of Global Sea Level Change  And As a Means Of Quantifying The Magnitude Of pAst Glacial Activity And The RAte At Which Ice Responded To climAte Change. Given The Significance Of Eais Glacial hisTories  It Is Imperative That More Glacial Chronologic Data For thIs Region Be Obtained  Especially For The Mid-to-lAte Pleistocene. We Report Cosmogenic Be-10 Surface Exposure DAtIng Results From Glacially Transported Cobbles Embedded In Blue-ice moraIne MAterial At Mount hardIng  The Grove Mountains  Eais. Forty Exotic Cobbles Sampled AlOng Two PrOfiles (a And b) On This Blue-ice MoraIne Present Apparent Exposure-ages RangIng From 7.2 To 542.2 Ka. We Explore This Scattered Dataset By UsIng PrIncipal compOnent Analysis (Pca) To Identify Statistically Significant Trends In The Data. We Identify a correlatiOn betWeen Exposure-age And Distance Of The Cobbles From Mount hardIng. In prOfile a  Cobbles Further From Mount HardIng Yield Older Exposure-ages Than Those That Are Relatively Close. In Profile b  Cobbles Closer To Mount HardIng Are Found To Have Relatively Older Exposure-ages. In Term Of Glacial hisTory We Suggest That The Direction Of Ice Flow Changed durIng The Period From Similar To 60 To 200 Ka  And That Multiple Glacial Fluctuations Occurred In The Mid-late Pleistocene. (c) 2016 Elsevier Ltd. All Rights Reserved.  
Last glacial maximum climate based on cosmogenic Be-10 exposure ages and glacier modeling for the head of Tashkurgan Valley, northwest Tibetan Plateau 期刊论文
QUATERNARY SCIENCE REVIEWS, 2013, 卷号: 80, 期号: 0, 页码: 91-101
Authors:  Xu, XK (许向科);  Hu, G (Hu, Gang);  Qiao, BJ (Qiao, Baojin);  Xu, XK (通讯作者),Chinese Acad Sci, Inst Tibetan Plateau Res, Key Lab Tibetan Environm Changes & Land Surface P, Beijing, Peoples R China.
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Quaternary glaciation of Mount Everest 期刊论文
QUATERNARY SCIENCE REVIEWS, 2009, 卷号: 28, 期号: 15-16, 页码: 1412-1433
Authors:  Owen;  LA (Owen;  Lewis A.);  Robinson;  R (Robinson;  Ruth);  Benn;  DI (Benn;  Douglas I.);  Finkel;  RC (Finkel;  Robert C.);  Davis;  NK (Davis;  Nicole K.);  Yi CL (易朝路);  Putkonen;  J (Putkonen;  Jaakko);  Li DW (李德文);  Murray;  AS (Murray;  Andrew S.)
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Equilibrium-line Altitudes  Regenerative-dose Protocol  Northern Pakistan  Landscape Evolution  Past Glaciations  Tibetan Plateau  Rongbuk Valley  Hunza Valley  Ice-sheet  Luminescence