As the largest depression in the Tibetan plateau, the Qaidam basin preserves over 10 km
thick of Cenozoic sediments. Those sediments represent a unique archive of the evolution of …

As the Anthropocene advances, there are few parts of Earth that have not been impacted by
human influence. Humans have had a long-sustained interaction with grassy ecosystems …

As the latest interglacial, the Holocene is an ideal period to determine wildfire activity during
abrupt climate events, which can help elucidate the connection between wildfire occurrence …

Microcharcoal morphology, which changes with biofuel type in the wildfire, can be used as
an index for wildfire history and vegetation evolution. Here, five loess sites across the …

Chemical weathering of continental silicates is a crucial geological process in regulating
Earth's long-term climate and participating in global carbon cycle. The increasing aridity and …

Fire is an important disturbance mechanism that can alter ecosystems and catalyze
vegetation changes. Paleofire records provide a means of inferring how ecosystems will be …

Charcoal is commonly preserved in both natural and artificial sediments, and is intensively
used in paleontological, paleoenvironmental, and archaeological studies due to the …

In the late Miocene, grasslands spread across the forested floodplains of the Himalayan
foreland, but the causes of the ecological transition are still debated. Recent seafloor drilling …

沉积物中的炭屑在探讨火(灾) 的基本特征及其与植被和人类活动关系方面具有重要意义.
采用孢粉学提取方法, 对柴达木盆地北缘的湖泊表层沉积物进行了微体炭屑的分析工作 …

An increasing number of detrital zircon U–Pb geochronological data have been reported to
trace sediment provenance for the Cenozoic Qaidam basin, which is crucial to …