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Reconstructing East Asia Monsoon Variability over the Past 300,000 Years---Evidence Based on South China Sea Core Records of Planktonic Foraminifers

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Project title
Reconstructing East Asia Monsoon Variability over the Past 300,000 Years---Evidence Based on South China Sea Core Records of Planktonic Foraminifers
Code/計畫編號
NSC87-2611-M019-012
Translated Name/計畫中文名
國際海洋古全球變遷---子計畫三:重建過去三十萬年的東亞季風變化史---南海浮游有孔蟲深海岩心記錄證據
 
Project Coordinator/計畫主持人
Min-Te Chen
Funding Organization/主管機關
National Science and Technology Council
 
Department/Unit
Institute of Earth Sciences
Website
https://www.grb.gov.tw/search/planDetail?id=356752
Year
1998
 
Start date/計畫起
01-08-1997
Expected Completion/計畫迄
01-07-1998
 
Bugetid/研究經費
1131千元
 
ResearchField/研究領域
地球科學
海洋科學
 

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Abstract
High-resolution studies of a planktonic foraminifer core record from the South China Sea (SCS) (31-KL and MD972148) reveal changes driven by ice-volume forcings and rapid high-frequency oscillations in the climate of the East Asian monsoon in the western Pacific marginal sea during the late Quaternary. The analyses of planktonic foraminifer faunal abundance, stable isotopes, organic carbon and carbonate data from the cores indicate striking variations in the relative abundances of the dominant taxa over the past 100,000 years since the isotope stage 5. Over short-term (< 103-104 years) variations, the SCS SST was punctuated by significant cold spikes which appear to correlate with rapid oscillation events captured from ice-core records. This pattern suggests that rapid oscillations and an instability in surface ocean conditions occurred in the SCS over the past 100,000 years. These findings suggest that the SCS surface circulation and the East Asian winter monsoon systems are mainly driven by variations in global glaciation levels and by local solar insolation changes. The association of surface ocean cooling in the SCS with global short-term climatic events suggests that rapid fluctuations occurred in the strength of the East Asian winter monsoon, which may be linked to shifts in the latitudinal position of the westerly winds and the Siberian high pressure system.
 
Keyword(s)
古海洋
古氣候
晚第四紀
西太平洋
季風
古全球變遷
國際海古全球變遷
浮游性有孔蟲
Paleoceanography
Paleoclimate
Late Quaternary
Western Pacific
Monsoon
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Planktonic foraminifer
 
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