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青海共和盆地达连海湖泊流域表土花粉-气候响应面分析
  
关键词:Dalianhai Lake catchment  surface pollen  climate  response surfaces
基金项目:国家自然科学基金项目(编号: 41062003);青海大学科研启动基金项目(编号: 20100912)
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陈英玉 青海大学地质工程系
加拿大里贾纳大学地质系 
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QING Hai-ruo 加拿大里贾纳大学地质系  
VELEZ M I 加拿大里贾纳大学地质系  
LIU Meng 加拿大里贾纳大学数理统计系  
魏豆豆 青海大学地质工程系  
蔡遥 国土资源部新构造运动与地质灾害重点实验室  
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Climatic Response of Vegetation Inferred from Surface Pollen from Dalianhai Lake, Gonghe Basin, Northeastern Tibetan Plateau
      Records from terrestrial ecosystems play a key role in the understanding of the history and the mechanisms of the past global changes. Pollen analysis is one of the best proxies for past changes in the environment. However, due to the complicated relationship between pollen dispersal process and their final accumulation in the sediment, the relationship between fossil pollen assemblages, vegetation reconstructions and climate is not linear. This is why research on surface pollen assemblages and their relationships with modern vegetation and climate provide a foundation for reconstructing paleoenvironments based on fossil pollen. In order to investigate the relationship between the surface pollen and modern vegetation, the authors analyzed a total of 54 surface pollen samples from Dalianhai Lake catchment, a typical small basin in the transition area from arid to semi-arid region, northwest China. The pollen spectra from this region serve as the direct source contributed by wind, and the corresponding relationship between the pollen assemblages of surface samples and main vegetation types is better. Hierarchical Cluster Analysis (HCA) and the RDA ordination analysis of the main herbs and shrubs pollen assemblages stored in surface samples indicate a good correspondance relationship between pollen in the sediment and main vegetation from the region. Temperature and moisture are the main factors identified to influence plant distribution. Pollen response surfaces are non-linear function describing the way in which the abundances of taxa depend on the joint effects of two or more environmental variables, which has been broadly used for studying all kinds of palaeoclimatic projects such as COHMAP. In this paper the authors also used this non-linear method to generate pollen climate-response surface models from 54 surface -pollen samples from Dalianhai Lake catchment and associated climatic parameters at sites; Four different kinds of herbs were selected by the Principle Components Analysis (PCA) with high Eigenvalue and clear indicative significance, which abundance and mean July temperature and annual precipitation were used to obtain second or third degree multiple regressions by various non-linear variable transformations to allow flexibility shapes. The abundance of each species is represented by the height (Z) of surface coordinates (X, Y) corresponding to the values of precipitation (Y) and mean July temperature (X). The results indicate that the response surface pollen typically has at least one peak, and each fitted surface is unique for estimating past climate. In this study, Artemisia- Chenopodiaceae assemblage reflects the relative wetness, while Chenopodiaceae-Artemisia reflects relatively dry conditions, Increases Cyperaceae indicates cold-wet weather, and in Poaceae reflects either cold-wet and/or warm-wet conditions, which is consistent with other research work from North China. This is the first trial to use the pollen climate response surface model to quantitative reconstruct palaeoclimate in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau. Because of the insufficient pollen data of the surface earth samples, this research work is only considered as an attempt for a quantitative reconstruction of the palaeoclimate and palaeoenvironmen.
CHEN Ying-yu,QING Hai-ruo,VELEZ M I,LIU Meng,WEI Dou-dou,CAI Yao.2014.Climatic Response of Vegetation Inferred from Surface Pollen from Dalianhai Lake, Gonghe Basin, Northeastern Tibetan Plateau[J].Acta Geoscientica Sinica,35(1):85-92.
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