Fig. 5: Chinese Loess Plateau red clay records of climate variability. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: Chinese Loess Plateau red clay records of climate variability.

From: Global warming-induced Asian hydrological climate transition across the Miocene–Pliocene boundary

Fig. 5: Chinese Loess Plateau red clay records of climate variability.

a Al flux at the Bajiazui section17. b SiO2/Al2O3 from the Xifeng section20. c Zr/Rb from the Jiaxian red clay section26. d Median grain size from the Xifeng section20. e, f Fine (5–16 μm) and coarse (>20 μm) particle concentration from the Shilou section56. Red smooth curves are fitted using the MatLab LOWESS function. g, h Cold-aridiphilous (CA) and thermo-humidiphilous (TH) terrestrial mollusk changes in the Dongwan red clay57.

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