Fluvial-aeolian interactions in northern China (Upper Yellow River): Implications for provenance and paleoenvironmental interpretations

Hongli Pang,Hongshan Gao,Garzanti Eduardo,Fuqiang Li,Baotian Pan

CATENA（2023）

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Abstract

•Aeolian sand deposited in riverbed rather than floodplain sedimentary environment.•Low weathering intensity during the late Holocene between 3.3 and 1.0 ka.•Rapid aeolian sand accumulation after climate-driven hydrological events.

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upper yellow river,northern china,provenance,fluvial-aeolian

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