Spatial and altitudinal variations in the magnetic properties of eolian deposits in the northern Tibetan Plateau and its adjacent regions: Implications for delineating the climatic boundary
Jinbo Zan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Maodu Yan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jian Kang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaomin Fang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaojing Li(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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