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SEDIMENTARY ENVIRONMENTAL EVOLUTION OF NINGSHAO PLAIN SINCE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM
The HMD Core(29°59.064′N、121°21.754′E) was collected near the Hemudu Civilization site at Ningshao Plain,the southern bank of Hangzhou Bay.The core is 45.3 m long with clay and silt as its main lithological components.The results of grain size,C/N ratio,organic carbon isotope(δ13CTOC) value and pollen analysis reveal the sedimentary environmental changes and paleoclimatic evolution stages in Ningshao Plain since LGM.It also shows that,the main organic source of HMD Core was from endogenous water plants,and the δ13CTOC values variation was mainly controlled by the change in atmospheric CO2 pressure.It is a good response to global climatic changes.
期刊介绍:
Marine Geology and Quaternary Geology launched in 1981 is a bimonthly academic journal sponsored by Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, China Geological Survey, and published by the Science Press, China.The journal aims to publish original, cutting-edge, and explorative scientific results in the field of marine geology and sea-land Quaternary geology. The journal focus on reporting the latest research achievements supported by National Natural Science Foundation Project, National Key Project and International Cooperation Project, with priority to the results in China seas, global ocean and three poles, and the comparative study results between offshore and land, regional and global scientific issues.