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Magnetic mineralogy of soils across the Russian Steppe: climatic dependence of pedogenic magnetite formation.
Formation of ferrimagnets in well-drained, buffered, unpolluted soils appears to be related to climate, and especially rainfall. If robust, this magnetism/rainfall couple can be used to estimate past rainfall from buried soils, particularly the multiple soils of the Quaternary loess/soil sequences o
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