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| author | Zhang, Peng Xu, Jian Holbourn, Ann E Kuhnt, Wolfgang Beil, Sebastian Li, Tiegang Xiong, Zhifang Dang, Haowen Yan, Hong Y Pei, Renjie Ran, Yazhou Wu, Hanning |
| author_facet | Zhang, Peng Xu, Jian Holbourn, Ann E Kuhnt, Wolfgang Beil, Sebastian Li, Tiegang Xiong, Zhifang Dang, Haowen Yan, Hong Y Pei, Renjie Ran, Yazhou Wu, Hanning |
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| contents | The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), which is the heaviest rain belt on Earth, significantly influences global hydroclimate change and livelihood of nearly 40% of the global population. However, long-term precipitation records are sparse from the Indo-Pacific region, especially from the southern margin of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ, restricting our understanding of the overall natural variability of the ITCZ in the past. In this study, we present a new summer monsoonal precipitation record that spans the last 410 kyr from the southern margin of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ, based on the logarithmic ratio between terrigenous fraction K and pelagic fraction Ca (ln(K/Ca)). Contents of the both elements were derived from X-ray fluorescence scanning on sediment cores from Site U1483 (13°05.24′ S, 121°48.25′ E, water depth 1733 m) that was drilled offshore northwestern Australia during International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 363. Comparison of the new precipitation record with published precipitation records from the northern margin and meteorological centre of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ shows that precipitation changed nearly in phase between the hemispheres on the precession band, possibly linked to expansion and contraction in the latitudinal extent of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ. In contrast, interhemispheric precipitation was nearly in anti-phase on the obliquity band, likely due to latitudinal migration of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ. Our findings imply that tropical hydroclimate cycles were regulated by the orbital forcing but with significantly different response to changes of the ITCZ on precession and obliquity bands. |
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| spellingShingle | Measurements of sediments from Core MD01-2378 and IODP Site 363-U1483 Zhang, Peng Xu, Jian Holbourn, Ann E Kuhnt, Wolfgang Beil, Sebastian Li, Tiegang Xiong, Zhifang Dang, Haowen Yan, Hong Y Pei, Renjie Ran, Yazhou Wu, Hanning IMAGES; Integrated Ocean Drilling Program / International Ocean Discovery Program; International Marine Global Change Study; IODP The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), which is the heaviest rain belt on Earth, significantly influences global hydroclimate change and livelihood of nearly 40% of the global population. However, long-term precipitation records are sparse from the Indo-Pacific region, especially from the southern margin of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ, restricting our understanding of the overall natural variability of the ITCZ in the past. In this study, we present a new summer monsoonal precipitation record that spans the last 410 kyr from the southern margin of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ, based on the logarithmic ratio between terrigenous fraction K and pelagic fraction Ca (ln(K/Ca)). Contents of the both elements were derived from X-ray fluorescence scanning on sediment cores from Site U1483 (13°05.24′ S, 121°48.25′ E, water depth 1733 m) that was drilled offshore northwestern Australia during International Ocean Discovery Program Expedition 363. Comparison of the new precipitation record with published precipitation records from the northern margin and meteorological centre of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ shows that precipitation changed nearly in phase between the hemispheres on the precession band, possibly linked to expansion and contraction in the latitudinal extent of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ. In contrast, interhemispheric precipitation was nearly in anti-phase on the obliquity band, likely due to latitudinal migration of the Indo-Pacific ITCZ. Our findings imply that tropical hydroclimate cycles were regulated by the orbital forcing but with significantly different response to changes of the ITCZ on precession and obliquity bands. |
| title | Measurements of sediments from Core MD01-2378 and IODP Site 363-U1483 |
| topic | IMAGES; Integrated Ocean Drilling Program / International Ocean Discovery Program; International Marine Global Change Study; IODP |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.918054 |