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Climatic changes on southern fringe of the Badain Jaran Desert since the Late Pleistocene

董光荣, 高全洲, 邹学勇, 李保生, 闫满存

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Situated in the center of Alxa Desert, the Badain Jaran Desert(fig. 1), with an area of4.9×10~4km~2, is China’s second largest mobile sandy desert. The desert’s huge megadunes,generally 300m even over 500m in height, are seldom seen in other deserts of the world.Especially the desert’s location at the terminus of moderm East Asian summer monsoon has

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Situated in the center of Alxa Desert, the Badain Jaran Desert(fig. 1), with an area of4.9×10~4km~2, is China’s second largest mobile sandy desert. The desert’s huge megadunes,generally 300m even over 500m in height, are seldom seen in other deserts of the world.Especially the desert’s location at the terminus of moderm East Asian summer monsoon has

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Situated in the center of Alxa Desert, the Badain Jaran Desert(fig. 1), with an area of4.9×10~4km~2, is China’s second largest mobile sandy desert. The desert’s huge megadunes,generally 300m even over 500m in height, are seldom seen in other deserts of the world.Especially the desert’s location at the terminus of moderm East Asian summer monsoon has

Key concepts: Desert (philosophy), Geology, Pleistocene, Physical geography, Geography, Climatology, Paleontology, Philosophy

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