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The Late Pleistocene Bokhan site (Fore-Baikal area, Russia) and its palaeoenvironmental reconstruction
Authors
Danukalova G.
Filinov I.
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Ivanova V.
Khenzykhenova F.
Malikov D.
Namzalova O.
Osipova E.
Sato T.
Semenei E.
Shchetnikov A.
Simakova A.
Tumurov E.
Yoshida K.
Publication date
1 March 2020
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Abstract
© 2019 Elsevier Ltd and INQUA Multidisciplinary research was carried out at the new Late Pleistocene Bokhan site in the Baikal region (Fore-Baikal) including geochemical and petrochemical X-ray fractions, palynological and palaeozoological studies, and AMS-dating. Four palynological complexes show a development of vegetation from open meadow-steppe landscapes that are replaced by meadow steppe with small areas of tundra vegetation to pine and pine-birch boreal forests. The fauna included molluscs, reptile and mammals of tundra, steppe and taiga inhabitants. It is a so-called no-analogue fauna extant analogy of species composition which reflects tundra-steppe landscapes in conditions of cold and dry climate during Sartanian time (MIS 2) (layers 1–2) and tundra-forest-steppe landscapes with more comfortable climatic conditions, during the end of The Pleistocene (layer 3)
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