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Figure 1.

Location of the study sites on the Tibetan Plateau.

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Figure 2.

Fractional soil organic carbon (SOC) contents of four different depth increments at Huashixia (HUA, left, n = 40) und Wudaoliang (WUD, right, n = 32).

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Table 1.

Max, Min, Mean values and standard deviations of total (A) and fractional (B) soil organic carbon stocks.

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Figure 3.

Portion of fractional soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks on total soil organic carbon stocks in particular depth at Huashixia (HUA, top) and Wudaoliang (WUD, bottom).

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Figure 4.

Correlation between soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks and soil moisture in particular depth at Huashixia (HUA, left, n = 24) and Wudaoliang (WUD, right, n = 20).

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Figure 5.

Correlation between soil moisture and active layer thickness (top) and between soil organic carbon (SOC) stock and active layer thickness (bottom) at Huashixia (HUA, left, n = 6) and Wudaoliang (WUD, right, n = 5).

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Table 2.

Comparison of soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks in high-altitude and high-latitude permafrost-affected ecosystems.

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