Numerous lakes and remnants of paleolakes exist in western and southern Mongolia. For
six basins in the area, detailed geomorphological maps were compiled, based on extensive …

Radiocarbon dating of lake sediments is often hampered by the presence of a lake reservoir
effect (LRE, also 'dead carbon'or 'old carbon'effect) especially in dry and cold regions with a …

The alternation of terrestrial and marine deposits is an indicator of past environmental and
sea‐level changes. The age of deposition is usually dated by means of radiocarbon …

ABSTRACT A 5.88‐m‐long core taken from Lake Ulaan was studied for high‐resolution
paleoclimatic changes during the last 17 000 years. The core sediments are divided into …

Radiocarbon dating of bulk organic matter is the most commonly used method for
establishing chronologies of lake sediments for palaeoclimate reconstructions on the T …

Considerable efforts have been devoted to decipher the late Quaternary moisture and
thermal evolution of arid central Asia. However, disparate interpretations still exist …

The continuous 300-m long drill cores obtained from Lake Bosumtwi, Ghana represent one
of the longest, continuous lacustrine sequences obtained from an extant lake, and contain …

Abstract The Late Quaternary hydroclimatic evolution of lake systems in Mongolia remains
unclear. Here we present a record of lake level variations at Orog Nuur in the Valley of Gobi …

In the arid environment, due to the scarcity of a continuous terrestrial archive, lacustrine
sequences are often employed as a paleoenvironmental repository. However, numerous …

Late glacial and Holocene environmental and climate change in the Gobi Desert is poorly
understood due to the lack of appropriate geological archives and commonly faced …