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_aTectonic uplift and climate change / _cedited by William F. Ruddiman |
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_aNew York : _bPlenum Press, _cc1997. |
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_axx, 535 p. : _bill., maps ; _c26 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
505 | _aIntroduction: Review of Uplift/Climate Hypotheses; W.F. Ruddiman, W.L. Prell. Evidence of Cenozoic Uplift: The When and Where of the Growth of the Himalaya and Tibetan Plateau; P. Copeland. Variability in Age of Initial Shortening and Uplift in the Central Andes, 16-33 Degrees30?S; T.E. Jordan, et al. Late Neogene Uplift in Eastern and Southern Africa and Its Paleoclimatic Implications; T.C. Partridge. General Circulation Model Studies of Uplift Effects on Climate: Mountains and Midlatitude Aridity; A.J. Broccoli, S. Manabe. The Effects of Uplift on Ocean-Atmosphere Circulation; D. Rind, et al. Possible Effects of Cenozoic Uplift and CO2 Lowering on Global and Regional Hydrology; J.E. Kutzbach, et al. The Impact of Tibet - Himalayan Elevation on the Sensitivity of the Monsoon Climate System to Changes in Solar Radiation; W.L. Prell, J.E. Kutzbach. Testing the Climatic Effects of Orography and CO2 with General Circulation and Biome Models; W.F. Ruddiman, et al. Geological and Geochemical Evidence of Uplift Effects on Weathering and CO2: Fluvial Sediment Discharge to the Sea and the Importance of Regional Tectonics; J.D. Milliman. The Effect of Late Cenozoic Glaciation and Tectonic Uplift on Silicate Weathering Rates and the Marine 87Sr/86Sr Record; J.D. Blum. Himalayan Weathering and Erosion Fluxes: Climatic and Tectonic Controls; L.A. Derry, C. France-Lanord. Late Cenozoic Vegetation Change, Atmospheric CO2, and Tectonics; T.E. Cerling. Chemical Weathering Yields from Basement and Orogenic Terrains in Hot and Cold Climates; J.M. Edmond, Y. Huh. Silicate Weathering and Climate ; R.A.Berner, E.K. Berner. Carbon Cycle Models -- How Strong Are the Constraints? M.E. Raymo. Os Isotope Record in a Cenozoic Deep-Sea Core: Its Relation to Global Tectonics and Climate; K.K. Turekian, W.J. Pegram. Global Chemical Erosion during the Cenozoic: Weatherability Balances the Budgets; L.R. Kump, M.A. Arthur. The Marine 87 Sr/86 Sr and 18 O Records, Himalayan Alkalinity Fluxes, and Cenozoic Climate Models; S.E. McCauley, D.J. DePaolo. Synthesis: The Uplift-Climate Connection: A Synthesis; W.F. Ruddiman, et al | ||
650 | 0 | _aClimatic changes. | |
650 | 0 | _aWeather, Influence of mountains on. | |
650 | 0 | _aGeology, Stratigraphic | |
700 | 1 | _aRuddiman, W. F. (ed) | |
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