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24. Intensification and Driving Forces of Pastoralism in Northern China 5.7 ka Ago X. Huang et al.
25. The 4.2 ka BP Event in northeastern China: a geospatial perspective L. Scuderi et al.
26. Mismatches of scale in the application of paleoclimatic research to Chinese archaeology Y. Jaffe et al.
27. Influence of rainfall changes from 4.6 to 3.0 ka BP on ceramic pipes S. Wang et al.
28. Middle to late Holocene plant cover variation in relation to climate, fire, and human activity in the Songnen grasslands of northeastern China H. Niu et al.
29. Hydroclimatic changes in south-central China during the 4.2 ka event and their potential impacts on the development of Neolithic culture T. Wang et al.
30. Climate and sea-level fluctuations on the western coast of Bohai Bay during the 4.2 ka event: Multi-proxy evidence from the Nandagang area of Cangzhou, China H. You et al.
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36. Hydrological changes in the East Asian monsoon region around 4.2 ka precisely reconstructed from multi-proxy stalagmites C. Chen et al.
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48. Variations of phytoplankton productivity and community evidenced by sterol records in Lake Tuofengling, a crater lake in northeast China, during the last 25,000 years Y. Wang et al.
49. Hydroclimatic variations in southeastern China during the 4.2 ka event reflected by stalagmite records H. Zhang et al.
50. A high-resolution stalagmite record from Luoshui Cave, Central China over the past 23.5 kyr Z. Wang et al.
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