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Sr/Ca differences within and among three Tridacnidae species from the South China Sea: Implication for paleoclimate reconstruction 期刊论文
CHEMICAL GEOLOGY, 2014, 卷号: 390, 页码: 22-31
作者:  Yan, H (Yan, Hong)[ 1,2 ];  Shao, D (Shao, Da)[ 2 ];  Wang, YH (Wang, Yuhong)[ 3,4 ];  Sun, LG (Sun, Liguang)[ 2 ]
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South China Sea  Tridacnidae  Sr/ca Ratios  Interspecies Differences  Within-species Differences  Sea Surface Temperature  
Higher sea surface temperature in the northern South China Sea during the natural warm periods of late Holocene than recent decades 期刊论文
CHINESE SCIENCE BULLETIN, 2014, 卷号: 59, 期号: 31, 页码: 4115-4122
作者:  Yan, H (Yan, Hong)[ 2,1 ];  Sun, LG (Sun, Liguang)[ 1 ];  Shao, D (Shao, Da)[ 1 ];  Wang, YH (Wang, Yuhong)[ 3 ];  Wei, GJ (Wei, Gangjian)[ 4 ]
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Tridacna  South China Sea  Lateholocene  Natural Warm Periods  Sea Surfacetemperature  
High resolution oxygen isotope and grayscale records of a medieval fossil giant clam (Tridacna gigas) in the South China Sea: physiological and paleoclimatic implications 期刊论文
ACTA OCEANOLOGICA SINICA, 2014, 卷号: 33, 期号: 8, 页码: 18-25
作者:  Yan, H (Yan Hong)[ 1,2 ];  Wang, YH (Wang Yuhong)[ 3 ];  Sun, LG (Sun Liguang)[ 2 ]
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Tridacna Gigas  Oxygen Isotope  Blue Color Intensity  Medieval Warm Period  Sea Surfacetemperature  El Niño–southern Oscillation  
Soil CO2 emissions from five different types of land use on the semiarid Loess Plateau of China, with emphasis on the contribution of winter soil respiration 期刊论文
ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, 2014, 卷号: 88, 页码: 74-82
作者:  Shi, WY (Shi, Wei-Yu)[ 1,2,3 ];  Yan, MJ (Yan, Mei-Jie)[ 2,3,4 ];  Zhang, JG (Zhang, Jian-Guo)[ 2,3,5 ];  Guan, JH (Guan, Jin-Hong)[ 2,3,5 ];  Du, S (Du, Sheng)[ 2,3,4 ]
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Land Use  Loess Plateau  Soil Co2 Efflux  Soil Co2 Emission  Temperate Semiarid Forest  Vegetation Types  Winter Soil Respiration