Continent-ocean interactions within East Asian marginal seas
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Continent-ocean interactions within East Asian marginal seas
（Geophysical monograph, 149）
American Geophysical Union, c2004
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Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Geophysical Monograph Series, Volume 149.
The study of the complex interactions between continents and oceans has become a leading area for 21st century earth cience. In this volume, continent-ocean interactions in tectonics, arc-continent collision, sedimentology, and climatic volution within the East Asian Marginal Seas take precedence. Links between oceanic and continental climate, the sedimentology of coastal and shelf areas, and the links between deformation of continental and oceanic lithosphere are also discussed.
As an introduction to the science presented throughout the volume, Wang discusses many of the possible interactions between the tectonic evolution of Asia and both regional and global climate. He speculates that uplift of central Asia in the Pliocene may have triggered the formation of many of the major rivers that drain north through Siberia into the Arctic Ocean. He also argues that it is the delivery of this fresh water that allows the formation of sea ice in that area and triggered the start of Northern Hemispheric glaciation. This may be one of the most dramatic ways in which Asia has shaped the Earth's climate and represents an alternative to the other competing models that have previously emphasized the role of oceanic gateway closure in Central America. Moreover, his proposal for major uplift of at least part of Tibet and Mongolia as late as the Pliocene, based on the history of drainage evolution in Siberia, supports recent data from the southern Tarim Basin and from the Qilian Shan and Qaidam and Jiuxi Basins in northeast Tibet that indicate surface uplift at that time. Constraining the timing and patterns of Tibetan surface uplift is crucial to testing competing models for strain accommodation in Asia following India-Asia collision.
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- Preface Peter Clift, Wolfgang Kuhnt, Pinxian Wang, and Dennis Hayes vii Introduction Cenozoic Deformation and the History of Sea-Land Interactions in Asia Pinxian Wang 1 Tectonic Interactions Problem of Positioning Paleogene Eurasia: A Review
- Efforts t o Resolve the Issue
- Implications for the India-Asia Collision Jason R. AH and Jonathan C. Aitchison 23 Reconstructing the Lost Eastern Tethys Ocean Basin: Convergence of the SE Asian Margin and Marine Gateways Christian Heine, Dietmar Muller, and Carmen Gaina 37 Sundaland Basins Robert Hall and Christopher K. Morley 55 Formation of the Japan and Kuril Basins in the Late Tertiary Eiichi Honza, Hidekazu Tokuyama, and Wonn Soh 87 Experimental Constraints on Cenozoic Development of Ying-Qiong Basin in NW South China Sea Zhen Sun, Zhihong Zhong, Di Zhou, Xeulin Qiu, and Xuxuan Li 109 Seafloor Spreading Anomalies in the South China Sea Revisited Udo Barckhausen and Hans A. Roeser 121 Interactions During Arc Collision Geodynamic Context of the Taiwan Orogene Jean-Claude Sibuet, Shu-Kun Hsu, and Eric Debayle 127 An Under-filled Foreland Basin in the Northern South China Sea off Southeast Taiwan: Incipient Collision and Foreland Sedimentation Ho-ShingYu 159 Sedimentary Interactions High-Resolution Seismic Reflection Studies of Late Quaternary Sediments in the Eastern Yellow Sea Young Jae Shinn, Sung Kwun Chough, Jae Woo Kim, Sang Hoon Lee, Jusan Woo, Jae Hwa Jin, Se Yeol Hwang, Seong Ho Choi, and Man Cheol Suh 175 Formation of a Mud Belt and Sand Ridges During Holocene Sea-level Rise, Southeastern Yellow Sea Jae Hwa Jin and Sung Kwun Chough 193 Late Quaternary Sedimentation in the Eastern Continental Margin of the Korean Peninsula Sang Hoon Lee, Jang Jun Bahk, and Sung Kwun Chough 205 Sediment Supply, Tectonic Subsidence, and Basin-Filling Patterns Across the Southwestern South China Sea During Pliocene to Recent Time Mychal R. Murray and Steven L. Dorobek 235 Climatic Continent-Ocean Interactions Marine Sedimentary Evidence for Monsoon Strengthening, Tibetan Uplift and Drainage Evolution in East Asia Peter D. CUft, Graham D. Layne, andJerzy Blusztajn 255 Onset and Evolution of Millennial-Scale Variability in the Asian Monsoon and Its Impact on Paleoceanography of the Japan Sea Ryuji Tada 283 Neogene History of the Indonesian Throughflow Wolfgang Kuhnt, Ann Holbourn, Robert Hall, Maja Zuvela, and Rolf Kase 299 Orbitally Paced Climate Variability During the Middle Miocene: High Resolution Benthic Foraminiferal Stable-Isotope Records From the Tropical Western Pacific Ann Holbourn, Wolfgang Kuhnt, and Michael Schulz 321
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