The effective humidity, resulting from the balance between evapotranspiration and
precipitation, largely controls the environmental conditions under the highly continental …

Strike–slip faults are often accompanied by a variety of structures, particularly at their tips.
The zones of additional fracturing are classified as tip‐damage zones. These zones can be …

The dating of the uplift onset of the Mongolian mountain ranges, the northernmost relief
associated with the India-Eurasia convergence, is a fundamental issue to better understand …

Cosmogenic nuclides are important tools to understand and quantify the processes that
control the development and evolution of landscapes during the quaternary. Among all …

The spatial and temporal trends of potential dust emissions from severe aeolian desertified
lands and Gobi desert surfaces in China were investigated based on field sample …

The Dzhungarian strike‐slip fault of Central Asia is one of a series of long, NW‐SE right‐
lateral strike‐slip faults that are characteristic of the northern Tien Shan region and extends …

The largest dune fields in Mongolia are mainly restricted to the Basin of Great Lakes in
western Mongolia. These dune fields extend from 800 m asl in the basins for 200 to 300 km …

Abstract The Bulnay earthquake of 23 July 1905 (M w 8.3–8.5), in north‐central Mongolia, is
one of the world's largest recorded intracontinental earthquakes and one of four great …

Abstract The 1957, MW 8.1, Gobi-Altai earthquake, Southern Mongolia, produced a~ 360-km-
long surface rupture along the Eastern Bogd fault. Cumulative offsets of geomorphic features …

Physical weathering of the Gobi Desert surface sediments involves complex processes.
However, our understanding of its main driving factors is still limited, and experimental …