Are Chinese loess deposits essentially continuous?

Rixiang Zhu(Hefei University of Technology), Youbin Sun(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yongxin Pan(Planetary Science Institute), Chenglong Deng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Rui Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qingsong Liu(China Southern Power Grid (China))
Geophysical Research Letters
September 1, 2007
10.1029/2007gl030591
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