The competing controls of glaciers, precipitation, and vegetation on high-mountain fluvial sediment yields
Dongfeng Li(Peking University), Todd A. Ehlers(University of Glasgow), James P. M. Syvitski(Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences), Irina Overeem(Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research), Michèle Koppes(University of British Columbia), Edward Park(Nanyang Technological University), Weiling Sun(Peking University), Jinren Ni(Shenzhen University), Bodo Bookhagen(University of Potsdam), Albert J. Kettner(University of New Hampshire), Rafael Schmitt(Stanford University), 尚能 岩田(Peking University), Ting Zhang(China Agricultural University), Desmond E. Walling(University of Exeter), Stuart N. Lane(University of Lausanne)
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