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• W2947536455 abstract "Changing sediment provenance and related paleoenvironmental evolution since marine isotope stages (MIS) 3 have been investigated based on accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) 14C and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating of core CSDP-01, recovered from the western South Yellow Sea (SYS). Based on our results, sea level fluctuations and monsoonal climate variations are identified as the principal factors driving these changes. Sea level fluctuations determined the accommodation space in the shelf area, while the monsoonal climate controlled the sediment supply capacity from river to sea. Mineral and SrNd isotopic records reveal the major contribution of the paleo-Changjiang River (Yangtze River) to the study core area during the early-mid MIS 3, which likely defined the northern limit of the paleo-Changjiang delta at that time. High sediment supply and limited accommodation space led to the development of sediment-fed systems on the SYS shelf, resulting in a high preservation potential for thick-stacking and overlapping deltaic sediments. Along with deltaic progradation, core sediment provenance gradually transformed from the paleo-Changjiang River to the paleo-Huanghe River (Yellow River) near the late MIS 3, implying that the paleo-Huanghe River likely emptied into the SYS and built a large delta during the MIS 3 interval. A strong summer monsoon during the early MIS 1 interval was favorable for the Changjiang to deliver abundant sediments to the study core area. A weak summer monsoon during the mid-late MIS 1 when the coastline had retreated to nearly its present-day position decreased the Changjiang and Huanghe supply to the study area. Low sediment supply and sufficient accommodation space gave rise to the development of sediment-starved systems during this period. ɛNd values fluctuated between the Changjiang and Huanghe sources at that time, suggesting that sea bed erosion materials are the main sediment contribution to the study area. In general, sedimentary evolution in the western SYS since MIS 3 is a good example of river-sea interaction in the marginal seas of Southeast Asia, in which sea level and monsoonal climate changes should play an important role." @default.
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• W2947536455 date "2019-08-01" @default.
• W2947536455 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2947536455 title "Mineralogical and isotopic evidence for the sediment provenance of the western South Yellow Sea since MIS 3 and implications for paleoenvironmental evolution" @default.
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