Evaluating the role of climate and tectonics during non-steady incision of the Yellow River: evidence from a 1.24Ma terrace record near Lanzhou, China
Authors:
- Baotian PanBPBaotian Pan
- Huai SuHSHuai Su
- Zhenbo HuZHZhenbo Hu
- Xiaofei HuXHXiaofei Hu
- Hongshan GaoHongshan Gao
- Jijun LiJLJijun Li
- Eric KirbyEKEric Kirby
- 1 December 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Quaternary Science Reviews
- Vol. 28 (27-28) , 3281-3290
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