Penultimate deglaciation Asian monsoon response to North Atlantic circulation collapse
Penultimate deglaciation Asian monsoon response to North Atlantic circulation collapse
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倒数第二次冰川消融亚洲季风对北大西洋环流崩溃的响应
DOI:
10.1038/s41561-021-00851-9
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发表时间:
2021-11
影响因子:
18.3
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J. Wassenburg;H. Vonhof;Hai Cheng;A. Martínez-García;Pia-Rebecca Ebner;Xianglei Li;Haiwei Zhang;Lijuan Sha;Ye Tian;R. Edwards;J. Fiebig;G. Haug
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作者:
J. Wassenburg;H. Vonhof;Hai Cheng;A. Martínez-García;Pia-Rebecca Ebner;Xianglei Li;Haiwei Zhang;Lijuan Sha;Ye Tian;R. Edwards;J. Fiebig;G. Haug
During glacial terminations, massive iceberg discharges and meltwater pulses in the North Atlantic triggered a shutdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). Speleothem calcium carbonate oxygen isotope records (δ18OCc) indicate that the collapse of the AMOC caused dramatic changes in the distribution and variability of the East Asian and Indian monsoon rainfall. However, the mechanisms linking changes in the intensity of the AMOC and Asian monsoon δ18OCcare not fully understood. Part of the challenge arises from the fact that speleothem δ18OCcdepends on not only the δ18O of precipitation but also temperature and kinetic isotope effects. Here we quantitatively deconvolve these parameters affecting δ18OCcby applying three geochemical techniques in speleothems covering the penultimate glacial termination. Our data suggest that the weakening of the AMOC during meltwater pulse 2A caused substantial cooling in East Asia and a shortening of the summer monsoon season, whereas the collapse of the AMOC during meltwater pulse 2B (133,000 years ago) also caused a dramatic decrease in the intensity of the Indian summer monsoon. These results reveal that the different modes of the AMOC produced distinct impacts on the monsoon system.