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This article presents the results of a detailed paleomagnetic study of five sections of the Permian-Triassic sedimentary rocks from the southeastern part of the Volga-Ural anteclise in the East European Platform (Orenburg region, Russia): Boevaya Gora ...
A. M. Fetisova +2 more
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International audienceThe renewal of interest in Zn-Pb non-sulphide ores has been induced by mineral processing improvement and leads to new exploration and mining projects in the world.
Badra, Lakhlifi +7 more
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Abstract Stalagmites provide an invaluable archive at high‐resolution for paleoclimate studies. However, it is challenging to extract independent hydroclimate signals from stalagmites due to the scarcity of reliable hydrological proxies. Although the magnetic parameters of stalagmites have shown great potential in recording regional hydrological ...
Taiheng Shi +7 more
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Construction of regional geomagnetic secular variation curves for the last several tens of thousands of years is important for understanding the behavior of non-dipole fields and applications to geochronology.
Ryoya Goto +3 more
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Mineral magnetic characterization of the Upper Pleniglacial Nussloch loess sequence (Germany): an insight into local environmental processes [PDF]
International audience(1) First comprehensive environmental magnetism study of the Nussloch (Rhine River Valley, Germany) loess/palaeosol deposit. (2) Bulk ferrimagnetic concentration parameters are dominantly controlled by variations in coarse-grained ...
Antoine, Pierre +3 more
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Abstract During early diagenesis of marine sediments, iron‐bearing minerals undergo a series of redox reactions until they reach equilibrium with reactive chemical components. Paleomagnetic records in the sediments subjected to severe diagenesis can be distorted or lost due to iron mineral dissolution, and hence these sediments were often excluded from
Jiaxi Li +3 more
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Post-depositional detrital remanent magnetism in reconstituted deep sea sediment
Evidence of disturbance by benthic burrowing organisms is commonly observed in deep-sea sediment cores but these same cores often possess good magnetic records, especially of field reversals. The natural remanent magnetism (NRM) of these burrowed sediments cannot be a depositional detrital remanence (DRM) but must rather have been acquired at some ...
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The magnetization of sediment cores from the eastern basin of the North Atlantic Ocean [PDF]
The magnetization of sediment from the eastern basin of the North Atlantic Ocean is due to magnetite. The variation of the directions of magnetization due in cores from the abyssal plains depends upon the sedimentary features which are the result of ...
Keen, M. J.
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Implications of Northwest Pacific Ocean Eolian Records for Northern Hemisphere Wind System Evolution
Abstract Northwest Pacific Ocean sedimentary eolian records preserve abundant information about the temporal evolution of Northern Hemisphere atmospheric circulation. The large spatial scale of these wind systems means that they play key roles in driving dust transportation from inland areas to the open ocean. However, the altitudinal range of dominant
Qiang Zhang +14 more
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Magnetic Component Unmixing of a Lacustrine Sedimentary Drill Core from Heqing Basin
Long and continuous lacustrine sediments in Southwest China provide exceptional records of the Indian summer monsoon (ISM) evolution. Rock magnetic and environmental magnetic methods have significant roles in these lacustrine studies. However, lacustrine
Xinwen Xu, Qing Zhao
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