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Variation of soil magnetism across the Russian steppe: its significance for use of soil magnetism as a palaeorainfall proxy.
Modern soils across the Chinese Loess Plateau exhibit strong but disputed correlation between their pedogenic magnetic content and annual rainfall. A soil magnetism/rainfall transfer function could provide a quantitative proxy of Quaternary rainfall for this region. However, some argue that �magne
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