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Original Research

Published on 08 Apr 2021

Origin and Evolution of Eocene Rock Salts in Pakistan and Implications for Paleoclimate Studies: Insights From Chemistry and Cl Stable Isotopes

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Syed Asim Hussain
Feng Qing Han
Zhe Ma
Amjad Hussain
Muhammad Saleem Mughal
Jibin Han
Abdullah Alhassan
David Widory

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.644485

4,053 views
10 citations

Original Research

Published on 31 Mar 2021

Geochemical and Isotopic Evidence for Provenance of the Western Sea of Japan Over the Last 30000 Years

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Ruxi Dou
Jianjun Zou
Xuefa Shi
Aimei Zhu
Zhi Dong
Sergey Gorbarenko
Lianhua He
Jingjing Gao
Ying Zhang
Jingjing Cui

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.638178

2,502 views
2 citations

Perspective

Published on 26 Mar 2021

Molecules to Mountains: A Multi-Proxy Investigation Into Ancient Climate and Topography of the Pacific Northwest, USA

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Alexander McLean
John Bershaw

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.624961

2,034 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 26 Mar 2021

Lithological and Topographic Impact on Soil Nutrient Distributions in Tectonic Landscapes: Implications for Pleistocene Human-Landscape Interactions in the Southern Kenya Rift

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

S. Kübler
S. Rucina
D. Aßbichler
E. Eckmeier
G. King

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.611687

5,484 views
10 citations

Original Research

Published on 25 Mar 2021

Reconstructing Past Elevations From Triple Oxygen Isotopes of Lacustrine Chert: Application to the Eocene Nevadaplano, Elko Basin, Nevada, United States

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Daniel E. Ibarra
Tyler Kukla
Katharina A. Methner
Andreas Mulch
C. Page Chamberlain

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.628868

4,359 views
22 citations

Original Research

Published on 25 Mar 2021

The Impact of Ancient Landscape Changes on the City Arrangement of the Early Shang Dynasty Capital Zhengzhou, Central China

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Panpan Chen
Peng Lu
Shugang Yang
Michael Storozum
Ruixia Yang
Yan Tian
Hui Wang
Qian Wu
Junjie Xu
Xia Wang

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.656193

5,266 views
5 citations

General Commentary

Published on 22 Mar 2021

Response: Commentary: The Impact of Climate Change on Landslides in Southeastern of High-Latitude Permafrost Regions of China

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Wei Shan
Zhichao Xu
Ying Guo
Chengcheng Zhang

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.638578

1,711 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 19 Mar 2021

Burial Ages Imply Miocene Uplift of Lu Mountain in East China due to Crustal Shortening

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Zhiyong Han
Rouxian Pan
Xusheng Li
Yujia Liu
Yufang Li
Xianyan Wang

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.634105

2,916 views

Original Research

Published on 12 Mar 2021

Opposite Trends in Holocene Speleothem Proxy Records From Two Neighboring Caves in Germany: A Multi-Proxy Evaluation

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Michael Weber
Yvonne Hinz
Bernd R. Schöne
Klaus Peter Jochum
Dirk Hoffmann
Christoph Spötl
Dana F. C. Riechelmann
Denis Scholz

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.642651

5,120 views
9 citations

Original Research

Published on 10 Mar 2021

Human Subsistence Strategies and Adaptations in the Lower Yangtze River Region During the Prehistoric Era

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Yaowu Hu

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.654416

3,165 views
9 citations

Original Research

Published on 09 Mar 2021

Impacts of the Wetland Environment on Demographic Development During the Neolithic in the Lower Yangtze Region—Based on Peat and Archaeological Dates

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Konglan Shao
Jianping Zhang
Keyang He
Can Wang
Houyuan Lu

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.635640

2,653 views
16 citations

Methods

Published on 04 Mar 2021

Multiband Wavelet Age Modeling for a ∼293 m (∼600 kyr) Sediment Core From Chew Bahir Basin, Southern Ethiopian Rift

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Walter Duesing
Nadine Berner
Alan L. Deino
Verena Foerster
K. Hauke Kraemer
Norbert Marwan
Martin H. Trauth

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.594047

2,683 views
11 citations

Original Research

Published on 26 Feb 2021

The Early Upper Paleolithic Site Crvenka-At, Serbia–The First Aurignacian Lowland Occupation Site in the Southern Carpathian Basin

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Janina J. Nett
Wei Chu
Peter Fischer
Ulrich Hambach
Nicole Klasen
Christian Zeeden
Igor Obreht
Lea Obrocki
Stephan Pötter
Milivoj B. Gavrilov

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.599986

4,597 views
10 citations

Original Research

Published on 23 Feb 2021

A New Automatic Statistical Microcharcoal Analysis Method Based on Image Processing, Demonstrated in the Weiyuan Section, Northwest China

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Yaguo Zou
Yunfa Miao
Shiling Yang
Yongtao Zhao
Zisha Wang
Guoqian Tang
Shengli Yang

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.609916

2,743 views
6 citations

Original Research

Published on 22 Feb 2021

Distinguishing Late Holocene Storm Deposit From Shore-normal Beach Sediments From the Gulf of Thailand

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Stapana Kongsen
Sumet Phantuwongraj
Montri Choowong

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.625926

8,562 views
9 citations

Mini Review

Published on 18 Feb 2021

How Can Climate Models Be Used in Paleoelevation Reconstructions?

in Quaternary Science, Geomorphology and Paleoenvironment

Svetlana Botsyun
Todd A. Ehlers

Frontiers in Earth Science

doi 10.3389/feart.2021.624542

2,922 views
16 citations

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Articles

Origin and Evolution of Eocene Rock Salts in Pakistan and Implications for Paleoclimate Studies: Insights From Chemistry and Cl Stable Isotopes

Geochemical and Isotopic Evidence for Provenance of the Western Sea of Japan Over the Last 30000 Years

Molecules to Mountains: A Multi-Proxy Investigation Into Ancient Climate and Topography of the Pacific Northwest, USA

Lithological and Topographic Impact on Soil Nutrient Distributions in Tectonic Landscapes: Implications for Pleistocene Human-Landscape Interactions in the Southern Kenya Rift

Reconstructing Past Elevations From Triple Oxygen Isotopes of Lacustrine Chert: Application to the Eocene Nevadaplano, Elko Basin, Nevada, United States

The Impact of Ancient Landscape Changes on the City Arrangement of the Early Shang Dynasty Capital Zhengzhou, Central China

Response: Commentary: The Impact of Climate Change on Landslides in Southeastern of High-Latitude Permafrost Regions of China

Burial Ages Imply Miocene Uplift of Lu Mountain in East China due to Crustal Shortening

Opposite Trends in Holocene Speleothem Proxy Records From Two Neighboring Caves in Germany: A Multi-Proxy Evaluation

Human Subsistence Strategies and Adaptations in the Lower Yangtze River Region During the Prehistoric Era

Impacts of the Wetland Environment on Demographic Development During the Neolithic in the Lower Yangtze Region—Based on Peat and Archaeological Dates

Multiband Wavelet Age Modeling for a ∼293 m (∼600 kyr) Sediment Core From Chew Bahir Basin, Southern Ethiopian Rift

The Early Upper Paleolithic Site Crvenka-At, Serbia–The First Aurignacian Lowland Occupation Site in the Southern Carpathian Basin

A New Automatic Statistical Microcharcoal Analysis Method Based on Image Processing, Demonstrated in the Weiyuan Section, Northwest China

Distinguishing Late Holocene Storm Deposit From Shore-normal Beach Sediments From the Gulf of Thailand

How Can Climate Models Be Used in Paleoelevation Reconstructions?