Long Continental Records from Lake Baikal

Long Continental Records from Lake Baikal edited by Kenji Kashiwaya.

Lake Baikal in eastern Siberia is a crucial site for detecting long-term global changes, owing to its high sensitivity to climatic oscillation and its extraordinarily long history. Because lacustrine sediments have an advantage in providing high-resolution information, the sediments in Lake Baikal c...

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Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Kashiwaya, Kenji (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Tokyo : Springer Japan : Imprint: Springer, 2003.
Edition:1st ed. 2003.
Series:Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Geobiology.
Geoecology.
Environmental geology.
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Table of Contents:
  • Long-Term Climatic Changes and Solar Insolation
  • Long-Term Late Cenozoic Global Environmental Changes Inferred from Lake Baikal Sediments
  • Rift Basin History and Geological Environment
  • Paleoclimate Records from the Lake Baikal Sediments and Lava Formations of the South Baikal Volcanic Area
  • Geothermal Studies of Underwater Boreholes in Lake Baikal
  • Geomorphological Development of the Tunka Depression in the Baikal Rift Zone in Siberia, Russia
  • Late Cenozoic Paleoenvironmental Changes Inferred from Long Baikal Sediment Cores
  • Paleoenvironmental Changes in the Eurasian Continental Interior during the Last 12 Million Years Derived from Organic Components in Sediment Cores (BDP-96 and BDP-98) from Lake Baikal
  • Paleoenvironmental Changes during the Last 12 Million Years in the Eurasian Continental Interior Estimated by Chemical Elements in Sediment Cores (BDP-96 and BDP-98) from Lake Baikal
  • Pliocene-Quaternary Vegetation and Climate History of the Lake Baikal Area, Eastern Siberia
  • Vegetation Changes in the Baikal Region during the Late Miocene Based on Pollen Analysis of the BDP-98-2 Core
  • Residual Photosynthetic Pigments in the Sediment of Lake Baikal as Indicators of Phytoplankton History
  • Late Pleistocene and Holocene Environmental Changes in the Lake Baikal Catchment
  • Glacial/Interglacial Changes in the Carbon Cycle of Lake Baikal
  • Lake Hovsgol in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene: On-Land Geological Evidence for a Change in Its Level
  • Pollen Record from the Chivyrkui Bay Outcrop on the Eastern Shore of Lake Baikal since the Late Glacial
  • Sedimentary Fe/Mn Layers in Lake Baikal as Evidence of Past and Present Limnological Conditions
  • Dating Methods Applied to Baikal Sediments
  • Paleomagnetism and Paleoenvironmental Magnetism Studied on BDP-98 Sedimentary Cores from Lake Baikal
  • Exploratory Studies of Dating the Baikal Drilling Project Sediment Core (BDP-96) Using Cosmogenic 10Be: Observations and Implications of Higher 10Be Concentrations in Sediments Older than 2.7 Ma
  • Evolution and Biodiversity
  • Origin and Diversity of the Diatom Genus Eunotia in Lake Baikal: Some Preliminary Considerations
  • Diatom Succession in Upper Miocene Sediments of Lake Baikal from the BDP-98 Drill Core
  • Late Phocene Spongial Fauna in Lake Baikal (from Material from the Deep Drilling Core BDP-96-1)
  • Limnology in Lake Baikal and Lake Khubusgul
  • A Conceptual Model of Sedimentation Processes for a Hydrogeomorphological Study in Lake Baikal
  • Inorganic Characteristics of Surface Sediment from Lake Baikal: Natural Elemental Composition, Redox Condition, and Pb Contamination
  • Suspended and Dissolved Forms of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus in Lakes Baikal and Hovsgol (Snow, Tributaries, Water, Sediments)
  • The Contribution of Eolian Material in the Composition of Suspended Matter in the Snow Cover of Ice from the Buguldeika Saddle and Academician Ridge in Lake Baikal
  • Key-word Index.

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