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REE and incompatible elements, which<br />

helps to speculate that they originated<br />

from the same mantle magma with rare<br />

condemnation, and from basaltic explosive<br />

eruption of Longgang volcano<br />

group. The tephra, from peat with age<br />

proved that the eruption possibly happened<br />

in 15 BC-26 AD, is one of Longgang<br />

volcano group eruption that was<br />

not recorded and is earlier than that of<br />

Jinglongdingzi about 1600 aBP eruption.<br />

And the sedimentary time of tephra is<br />

during the period of low temperature alteration,<br />

which may be the influence of<br />

eruption toward the local climate according<br />

to the correlativity of eruption to<br />

local temperature curve of peat cellulose<br />

oxygen isotope.<br />

2010010517<br />

基 于 湖 泊 沉 积 的 西 伯 利 亚 东 北 部 气 候<br />

和 植 被 重 建 = A reconstruction of the<br />

climate and vegetation of northeastern<br />

Siberia based on lake sediments. ( 英 文 ).<br />

Lozhkin A V; Anderson P A. Paleontological<br />

Journal, 2006, 40(Supplement<br />

5): S622-S628 3 图 版 .<br />

Detailed palynological analysis of<br />

glacial, tectonic, and crater lakes of<br />

northeastern Siberia reveals continuous<br />

records of the changing vegetation during<br />

one or several climatic cycles of the<br />

Pleistocene and in the Holocene. The<br />

most continuous records in the mountain<br />

areas of the region are those of Lake<br />

Elikchan-4 (northern Okhotsk Sea Region).<br />

Pollen records of Lake<br />

El’gygytgyn, which was formed by the<br />

impact of a meteorite in the northern<br />

Chukchi Peninsula, reflect the response<br />

of land vegetation to the global climatic<br />

impact during the last 300 ka.<br />

前 古 生 界<br />

2010010518<br />

印 度 中 部 Chattisgarh 盆 地 最 上 部 凝<br />

灰 岩 锆 石 的 SHRIMP 年 龄 指 示 印 度<br />

元 古 代 地 层 学 500Ma 的 修 正 =<br />

SHRIMP ages of zircon in the uppermost<br />

tuff in Chattisgarh Basin in central<br />

India require similar to 500-Ma adjustment<br />

in Indian Proterozoic stratigraphy.<br />

( 英 文 ). Patranabis-Deb S; Bickford M E;<br />

Hill B; Chaudhuri A K; Basu A. Journal<br />

of Geology, 2007, 115(4): 407-415<br />

The Chattisgarh Basin of east central<br />

India and many unmetamorphosed Proterozoic<br />

sedimentary basins of Peninsular<br />

India have been considered mostly<br />

Neoproterozoic (1000-545 Ma) in age.<br />

A newly recognized succession of rhyolitic<br />

ignimbrite, ash beds, and volcaniclastic<br />

sandstones near the top of the<br />

similar to 2.2-km-thick sedimentary fill<br />

of the Chattisgarh Basin is a<br />

chronostratigraphic marker. Euhedral<br />

igneous zircons from these units give U-<br />

Pb SHRIMP ages of 990-1020 Ma, indicating<br />

that the basin fill beneath this<br />

marker horizon is pre-Neoproterozoic.<br />

On the basis of newly reported zircon<br />

ages of Ma from the basal part of the<br />

Vindhyan Basin and accepting the consensus<br />

that all 1631 +/- 5 virtually undeformed<br />

and unmetamorphosed cratoninterior<br />

Proterozoic sedimentary basins<br />

in peninsular India are approximately<br />

coeval, we conclude that these basins are<br />

approximately Mesoproterozoic (1600-<br />

1000 Ma) in age. The reassigned age for<br />

these rocks (1650 to 900 or possibly<br />

similar to 1000 Ma), up to 500 Ma in<br />

variance with the current notion (similar<br />

to 1100 to similar to 518 Ma; Naqvi<br />

2005), calls for a thorough rethinking of<br />

contemporary models concerning tectonics,<br />

sedimentation, and other geological<br />

activity that affected the Indian shield in<br />

the Proterozoic Era.<br />

2010010519<br />

赞 比 亚 南 部 Zambezi 外 壳 岩 层 序 的 地<br />

质 年 代 学 : 沿 刚 果 克 拉 通 南 缘 新 元 古<br />

代 离 散 过 程 的 记 录 = Geochronology of<br />

the Zambezi supracrustal sequence,<br />

southern Zambia: A record of Neoproterozoic<br />

divergent processes along the<br />

southern margin of the Congo Craton.<br />

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