Geo-ecological transect studies in northeast Tibet (Qinghai, China) reveal 
human-made mid- Holocene environmental changes in the upper Yellow River 
catchment changing forest to grassland

Miehe, G.; Kaiser, Knut; Sonam, C.; Zhao, X.; Liu, J.; 0 Pre-GFZ, Departments, GFZ Publication Database, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum

doi:10.3112/erdkunde.2008.03.01

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Geo-ecological transect studies in northeast Tibet (Qinghai, China) reveal human-made mid- Holocene environmental changes in the upper Yellow River catchment changing forest to grassland

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Zhao, X.
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Liu, J.
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Miehe, G., Kaiser, K., Sonam, C., Zhao, X., Liu, J. (2008): Geo-ecological transect studies in northeast Tibet (Qinghai, China) reveal human-made mid- Holocene environmental changes in the upper Yellow River catchment changing forest to grassland. - Erdkunde, 62, 3, 187-199.
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