Origin of the Neogene fluvial sediments in the Jinshaan Gorge is a significant issue
concerned with development of the Yellow River. Field investigation shows that the bedrock …

The formation time of the Yellow River in the Jinshaan Gorge is generally regarded as a
significant scientific question, attracting wide attention in earth sciences. However, some …

Formation and development of the middle Yellow River have been debated for a long time.
In this study, we carried out detailed field investigation, sedimentological and stratigraphic …

Abstract The Xining Basin in northern China lies topographically in the transitional zone
between the Tibetan Plateau and the Loess Plateau, and climatically in the transitional zone …

The development and formation times of the Yellow River, the second largest drainage
system in China, remain controversial. The Ganhegou Formation, a set of Upper Miocene …

Although there are quite different views on the formation and evolution of the Yellow River,
the interpretation of the Neogene conglomerates lying on bedrock of modern Yellow River …

The uplifting of the Tibetan Plateau has significantly changed the environment in
surrounding areas by delivering abundant water and sediment. The Heihe River draining …

Drainage evolution history of the upper Yangtze River, which contains information about the
uplift of Tibetan Plateau, has drawn many scholars attention. In this study, analysis of …

Abstract The Yellow River, the second longest river in China, originates in the northeastern
Tibetan Plateau, flows in a contorted square-bend-shaped path through the Loess Plateau …

Sediment data from the Yichang area in the Jianghan Basin of Hubei Province in China
suggest deposition in a lacustrine environment prior to 0.75 Ma, BP, followed by incision of …