Effect of aridification on carbon isotopic variation and ecologic evolution at 5.3 Ma in the Asian interior
The Cenozoic era is marked by dramatic climatic and ecological changes. The timing of the emergence and the subsequent expansions of C4 grasses are prominent biological events on Earth. In China, thick Cenozoic deposits in the Tarim and Junggar Basins, which are located in the Asian interior, provid...
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