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Fig 1.

Distribution of Pollen Sites in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau and Adjacent Areas, and Location Map of the Study Area.

(Zhang, Y. (2019). Integration dataset of Tibet Plateau boundary (TPBoundary_HF). National Tibetan Plateau/ Third Pole Environment Data Center. https://doi.org/10.11888/Geogra.tpdc.270099. https://cstr.cn/18406.11.Geogra.tpdc.270099.).

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Table 1.

Data types and sources.

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Fig 2.

Pollen experimental pretreatment process.

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Fig 3.

Relationship between instrumental and simulated values of January and July temperatures in the Sanjiangyuan region (1923–2023).

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Table 2.

Chronostratigraphic ages for the XDW2 profile.

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Table 3.

Chronostratigraphic ages for the Zhongda profile.

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Fig 4.

Age-Depth Relationship of the Xia Dawu Profile (left) and Zhongda Profile (right).

(In the formula, X denotes Age; Y denotes Depth; the columnar diagram represents stratigraphic characteristics of the profiles).

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Fig 5.

Characteristics of the sporo-pollen assemblage in the Xia Dawu Profile (The blue section is magnified 3×).

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Fig 6.

Characteristics of the sporopollen assemblage in the Zhongda Profile (Blue section magnified 3×).

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Table 4.

(TOL) and (VIF) diagnostic metrics for January temperatures at 10 fossil pollen sampling sites.

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Table 5.

(TOL) and (VIF) diagnostic metrics for July temperatures at 10 fossil pollen sampling sites.

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Fig 7.

Correlation test of January (left) and July (right) temperatures across 10 fossil sporopollen sampling sites.

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Table 6.

Construction of the DMFS-1 regression model.

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Table 7.

Establishment of the DMFS-7 regression model.

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Fig 8.

Reconstructed January (left) and July (right) Mean Temperatures from 10 fossil Pollen Sites (Unit:°C).

(a) Bande Lake sediment core BDH19A [30]; (b) Maqin profile [25]; (c) Kuhai drilling core [23]; (d) Koucha Lake drilling core [24]; (e) Donggi Cona profile [26]; (f) Gaqing profile [28]; (g) Canxiong Gasu profile [27]; (h) Xia Dawu Profile; (i) Zhongda Profile; (j) Ngoring Lake Profile [29]; (k) Sanjiangyuan region.

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Fig 9.

Comparison of integrated Holocene January and July temperature reconstructions in the Sanjiangyuan region with other environmental records.

(a) The Zangser Kangri δ18O record indicates 30-year means [50]; (b) Summer solar radiation at 30°N [51]; (c) Northern Hemisphere (30°–90°N) temperature reconstruction [1]; (d) Tiancai Lake Chironomid-inferred mean July temperatures using a 5 sample running average (~250 year mean) [52]; (e) Chinese Holocene temperature reconstruction [53]; (f) Greenland ice core temperature reconstruction [54]; (g) Sanjiangyuan region Holocene January temperature; (h) Sanjiangyuan region Holocene July temperature; Color annotations: Blue shading: Markscold events (e.g., 8.2 ka BP and 4.2 ka BP anomalies); Orange shading: Indicates the Holocene Thermal Maximum (HTM) period (~6.0–4.0 ka BP in Sanjiangyuan). Environment Data Center. https://doi.org/10.11888/Geogra.tpdc.270099. https://cstr.cn/18406.11.Geogra.tpdc.270099).

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