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Histological Study on Digestive System of <i>Triplophysa yarkandensis</i> in Saline-Alkali and Freshwater Environments: Adaptive Mechanisms. [PDF]
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The study on the response of erosion and deposition evolution in the main channel of the Tarim River to water and sediment conditions under different representative years. [PDF]
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Applicability Evaluation of WASMOD in Tarim Basin
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014Tarim basin,which located in north-west of China, is a very important zone both on ecology and economy. How much discharge could it produce has significant importance to the residents' life and the progress of this region. Beside of rainfall, the glaciers that existed plentifully in the upstreams have a great role in this basin which due to the very ...
Jue Yi Peng, Zhan Ling Li, Zhi Xia Xu
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Precipitation Recycling in Tarim River Basin
Journal of Hydrologic Engineering, 2013AbstractPrecipitation recycling plays a key role in the hydrological cycle process. The precipitation recycling ratio is a diagnostic measure for interactions between land surface hydrology and regional climate. To demonstrate the influence of the hydrological cycle on the climate of an arid area in northwest China, the authors studied the ...
H. E. Hai, L. U. Guihua
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The Riddle of the Tarim Basin Mummies
Mankind Quarterly, 2001The Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Peoples of Eastern Central Asia Ed. V.H. Mair Washington, D.C.: Institute for the Study of Man, 2 vols., 1998 The recent discovery of four thousand year old Europoid mummies in the Tarim basin (in Sinkiang, north of Tibet) has been one of the most extraordinary anthropological revelations of this century.
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Hydrocarbon Accumulations in the Tarim Basin, China
AAPG Bulletin, 1996The Tarim basin is the largest and least explored inland basin in China. The areal extent of the basin reaches 560,000 km2. The interior of the basin is mostly covered by the Takla Makan Desert, which is about 330,000 km2 in areal extent. The basin has become the object of special attention since China set aside first- and third-round onshore bidding ...
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Seismic imaging of complex structures in the tarim basin
Journal of Earth Science, 2015Conventional time imaging techniques are not capable of producing accurate seismic imaging of the subsurface in the mountain front of the Tarim Basin, China. Their imaged structures have led to some major drilling failures before, bearing a disrepute that “their structural closures have wheels and their structural highs have springs”.
Ning Guo, Chao Wu, Stuart Fagin
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The Deserts of Dzungaria and the Tarim Basin
1971The saxaul desert is the most widely distributed type in Dzungaria; it is found not only on the sandy substratum, but also occupies regions of clayey or stony hammadas, both in the east and in the west, extending from Lake Ebi-Nuur to the upper part of the UrunguChernyy Irtysh interfluve. Here two types of saxaul grow: white saxaul (Haloxylon persicum)
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14C dating of the Niya site in the Tarim Basin
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms, 2000Abstract The 14C ages were determined for wood samples collected from the Niya site in the Tarim Basin, China. The calendar 14C ages are the oldest in the northern part (800–100 cal BC) and the youngest (140–620 cal AD) in the southern part. The results suggest that ancient Niya had moved southward during the period of ca. 2300–1600 BP.
H Yonenobu, T Itoh
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