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Magnetic properties of modern soils and Quaternary loessic paleosols: paleoclimatic implications.
The magnetic properties of paleosols developed in Quaternary sequences of loess have been used for: stratigraphic definition; correlation with other terrestrial and deep-sea sequences; and paleoclimatic (paleorainfall) reconstruction. In some loess/paleosol sequences, including those of the Chinese
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