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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"beryllium-10"”.

  1. Rekonstruktion der Erdmagnetfeldstärke während der letzten 200.000 Jahre basierend auf Beryllium-10-Profilen von Tiefseesedimenten

    … während der letzten 200.000 Jahre basierend auf 10 Be-Profilen von Tiefseesedimenten. Es wird gezeigt, dass es mit Hilfe einfacher Boxmodelle möglich ist, die Verteilung der Deposition von Beryllium-10 im Ozean zu simulieren. Mit diesen Modellergebnissen werden die ozeanischen Transportprozesse …

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  2. Beryllium-10 derived erosion rates from the Hangay Mountains, Mongolia: landscape evolution in a periglacially-dominated continental interior

    Terrestrial cosmogenic nuclides such as beryllium-10 have recently been used as a way to determine basin-average erosion rates around the world. These erosion rates are useful to geomorphologists investigating landscape evolution. The Hangay Mountains in Mongolia are a prime location to use …

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  3. Sediment Dynamics in a Dryland River: Grain-Size Variations, Erosion Rates, Sediment Mixing and Dam Effects

    Dryland rivers are fundamentally different from humid rivers because large infrequent floods often set channel form and sediment grain size patterns for long periods of time. The large natural variability in dryland river stream flow causes susceptibility to geomorphic alteration when they are …

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  4. Sediment Dynamics in a Dryland River: Grain-Size Variations, Erosion Rates, Sediment Mixing and Dam Effects

    Dryland rivers are fundamentally different from humid rivers because large infrequent floods often set channel form and sediment grain size patterns for long periods of time. The large natural variability in dryland river stream flow causes susceptibility to geomorphic alteration when they are …

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