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BRIEF CLIMATE EVENTS IN THE SEDIMENTARY RECORD OF LAKE BAIKAL BETWEEN 130 AND 70 KYR BP

Prokopenko A.A.; Karabanov E.B.; Kuz'min M.I.; Williams D.F.; Khursevich G.K. (2003)

The paper presents new biogenic silica (BiSi) and total organic carbon (TOC) data for the past 130 kyr from BDP-98 and BDP-96-2 cores, respectively, showing a distinct climate periodicity correlated with Late Pleistocene ...
CLIMATE AND LONG-TERM SILICA DYNAMICS IN THE WATER OF LAKE BAIKAL

Shimaraev M.N.; Domysheva V.M. (2004)

Experiments show a considerable silica decrease in the water of Baikal through 1995-2001 in the conditions of anomalous local warming in the lake region and growing phytoplankton production. Annual silica loss in those ...
CRUSTAL STRUCTURE OF CENTRAL LAKE BAIKAL: INSIGHTS INTO INTRACONTINENTAL RIFTING

ten Brink U.S.; Taylor M.H. (2002)

The Cenozoic rift system of Baikal, located in the interior of the largest continental mass on Earth, is thought to represent a potential analog of the early stage of breakup of supercontinents. We present a detailed P ...
ECOLOGICAL COLLAPSE OF LAKE BAIKAL AND LAKE HOVSGOL ECOSYSTEMS DURING THE LAST GLACIAL AND CONSEQUENCES FOR AQUATIC SPECIES DIVERSITY

Karabanov E.; Williams D.; Khursevich G.; Prokopenko A.; Kuzmin M.; Tkachenko L.; Kerber E.; Gvozdkov A.; Sideleva V.; Fedenya S.; Solotchina E.; Khlustov O.; Bezrukova E.; Letunova P.; Krapivina S. (2004)

Sedimentary sections from Lake Baikal in Siberia and Lake Hovsgol in Mongolia show that during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), planktonic/benthic diatoms, chrysophyte cysts, sponge spicules and zooplankton remains did not ...
HIGH-RESOLUTION SEDIMENTARY RECORD IN A NEW BDP-99 CORE FROM POSOL'SK BANK IN LAKE BAIKAL

Bezrukova E.; Bukharov A.; Bychinsky V.; Colman S. (2004)

Another BDP drilling experiment was carried out in the winter of 1999 at 52degrees05'23"N-105degrees50'24" E, under 201 in of water, on the slope of the Posol'sk Bank, a submerged bottom rise in South Baikal. The -350 m ...
LATE QUATERNARY CLAY MINERAL RECORD IN CENTRAL LAKE BAIKAL (ACADEMICIAN RIDGE, SIBERIA)

Fagel N.; Boski T.; Likhoshway L.; Oberhaensli H. (2003)
MAGNETIC RECORD OF LAKE BAIKAL SEDIMENTS: CHRONOLOGICAL AND PALEOCLIMATIC IMPLICATION FOR THE LAST 6.7 MYR

Kravchinsky V.A.; Evans M.E.; Krainov M.A.; Kuzmin M.I.; Peck J.A.; King J.W.; Sakai H.; Kawai T.; Williams D.F. (2003)

Magnetic remanence vectors for 1472 samples taken from a 601 m core through Lake Baikal sediments are reported along with a complete magnetic susceptibility profile obtained from a pass-through system. Matching the stable ...
MOUNTAIN GLACIERS OF THE PLEISTOCENE LAST GLACIAL MAXIMUM IN THE NORTHWESTERN BARGUZIN RANGE (NORTHERN LAKE BAIKAL): PALEOGLACIAL RECONSTRUCTION

Osipov E.Yu.; Grachev M.A.; Mats V.D.; Khlystov O.M.; Breitenbach S. (2003)

Outlines and parameters of glaciers formed during the Pleistocene Last Glacial maximum (MIS 2) have been reconstructed based on remote sensing and field investigation of the glaciology and geomorphology of a 3293 km2 key ...
URANIUM-SERIES ISOTOPES AS PROXIES OF LATE PLEISTOCENE CLIMATE AND GEOCHRONOMETERS IN BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF LAKE BAIKAL

Edgington D.N.; Chebykin E.P.; Goldberg E.L.; Phedorin M.A.; Kulikova N.S.; Zheleznyakova T.O.; Vorob'yova S.S.; Khlystov O.M.; Levina O.V.; Ziborova G.A.; Grachev M.A. (2004)

238U, 234U, and 230Th concentrations in samples of Baikal bottom sediments from the submerged Akademichesky Ridge were measured by ICP-MS, which is 100 times as fast as the traditional alpha spectrometry. These concentrations, ...

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