Timing and structure of Termination II in north China constrained by a precisely dated stalagmite record
Timing and structure of Termination II in north China constrained by a precisely dated stalagmite record
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受精确年代石笋记录限制的华北第二次终结的时间和结构
DOI:
10.1016/j.epsl.2019.01.043
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发表时间:
2019-04
影响因子:
5.3
通讯作者:
Edwards R. Lawrence
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作者:
Duan Wuhui;Cheng Hai;Tan Ming;Li Xianglei;Edwards R. Lawrence
The timing and structure of Termination II (T-II) is still debatable as the number of high-quality records is insufficient. This study presents precisely dated stalagmite δ 18 O data between 133.4±0.3 to 126.6±0.3 ka BP (covering most of T-II) from north China, near the northern limit of the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM), an area sensitive to climate change. The onset of the last interglacial is constrained at 129.4±0.3 ka BP, consistent with south Chinese speleothem records, further supporting the idea that Northern Hemisphere summer insolation plays an important role in initiating glacial terminations. An extended interval of heavy δ 18 O is observed immediately prior to this abrupt transition, named as the “Weak Monsoon Interval”(WMI) in south Chinese cave records, which was associated with the Heinrich Stadial 11 (H11) in the North Atlantic. A significant millennial-scale interstadial peaking at 132.7±0.3 ka BP is identified preceding the weakest phase of the WMI. A synchronous counterpart is also found in some south Chinese speleothem and North Atlantic alkenone Mg/Ca SST records. It is inferred that the main H11 freshwater penetration possibly occurred after 131.5 ka BP, leaving some aspects of ocean and atmospheric circulation still in interstadial mode from 134 to 131.5 ka BP. Following the onset of the last interglacial, there was a millennial-scale “pause” in our δ 18 O record, synchronized with a “slowdown” in the rate of decrease in δ 18 O in south Chinese cave records. This is possibly a large regional climate oscillation, as it is also identified in some North Atlantic records, but one which is too weak to be a Younger Dryas (YD)-type event. In summary, compared to south Chinese cave records, significant millennial-scale climate oscillations before and after the synchronous onset of the last interglacial is the main feature of our record. Nevertheless, the sequence of these climate events remains very different from Termination I (TI), which is possibly ascribed to the stronger insolation, higher atmosphere CO 2, and the resultant faster and greater meltwater pulse to the North Atlantic during T-II than during TI.
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