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春季亚洲地面湿度异常对月、季气候影响的模拟研究 总被引：8，自引：0，他引：8
通过大气环流模式试验,研究了春季亚洲中纬带地面湿度异常对其后4个月月平均气候参数的影响.结果发现:正的地面湿度异常对其后气候参数的影响在第1个月最弱,第3个月最强;它导致欧亚中高纬带在第2～4个月对流层内的高度和温度都降低,低值系统发展,副热带高压亦发展,中纬度西风急流相应增强;同时北美东岸有明显的遥相关响应. 相似文献
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Yuri D. Zakharov Yasunari ShigetaOlga P. Smyshlyaeva Alexander M. PopovTatiana A. Velivetskaya Tamara B. Afanasyeva 《Cretaceous Research》2011,32(5):623-645
Palaeotemperatures for the Cretaceous of India and Madagascar have been determined on the basis of oxygen isotopic analysis of well-preserved Albian belemnite rostra and Maastrichtian bivalve shells of from the Trichinopoly district, southern India, and Albian nautiloid and ammonoid cephalopods from the Mahajang Province, Madagascar. The Albian (possibly late Albian) palaeotemperatures for Trichinopoly district are inferred to range from 14.9 °C to 18.5 °C for the epipelagic zone, and from 14.3 °C to 15.9 °C for the mesopelagic zone, based on analyses of 65 samples; isotopic palaeotemperatures interpreted as summer and winter values for near-bottom shelf waters in this area fluctuate from 16.3 to 18.5 °C and from 14.9 to 16.1 °C, respectively. The mentioned palaeotemperatures are very similar to those calculated from isotopic composition of middle Albian belemnites of the middle latitude area of Pas-de-Calais in Northern hemisphere but significantly higher than those calculated from isotopic composition of Albian belemnites from southern Argentina and the Antarctic and middle Albian belemnites of Australia located within the warm-temperate climatic zone. Isotopic analysis of early Albian cephalopods from Madagascar shows somewhat higher palaeotemperatures for summer near-bottom shelf waters in this area (20.2-21.6 °C) in comparison with late Albian palaeotemperatures calculated from southern India fossils, but similar winter values (13.3-16.4 °C); however, the latter values are somewhat higher than those calculated from early Albian ammonoids of the tropical-subtropical climatic zone of the high latitude area of southern Alaska and the Koryak Upland. The new isotopic palaeotemperature data suggest that southern India and Madagascar were located apparently in middle latitudes (within the tropical-subtropical climatic zone) during Albian time. In contrast to the Albian fossils, isotope results of well-preserved early Maastrichtian bivalve shells from the Ariyalur Group, Trichinopoly district, are characterised by lower δ18O values (up to −5.8‰) but normal δ13C values, which might be a result local freshwater input into the marine environment. Our data suggest that the early Maastrichtian palaeotemperature of the southern Indian near-bottom shelf waters was probably about 21.2 °C, and that this middle latitude region continued to be a part of tropical-subtropical climatic zone, but with tendency of increasing of humidity at the end of Cretaceous time. 相似文献
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We have examined the vertical distributions of planktonic bivalve larvae, particularly the clam Ruditapes philippinarum and the mussel Musculista senhousia which are common and abundant on tidal flats of eastern Ariake Bay, southern Japan. Submersible pumping gear was used to
take samples at 2 stations every 2 hours during the spring tide over a whole tidal cycle and/or through daytime and nighttime.
Water samples were pumped up from 3 to 5 depths from the surface to sea bottom. Regardless of tidal cycles, D-shaped larvae
were concentrated near the surface, while umbo larvae were found at the surface to intermediate depths. On average, these
larval densities were significantly higher at the station close to the shore than the offshore station, with no significant
difference between daytime and nighttime and between flood and ebb tides at each station. The velocity and direction of water
movement at both stations revealed remarkable difference between the surface and bottom waters. The larvae at the surface
may quickly disperse and be transported elsewhere, while those in water close to the sea bottom may tend to be retained. 相似文献
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Yuri D. Zakharov Nataliya G. Boriskina Alexander V. Ignatyev Kazushige Tanabe Yasunari Shigeta Alexander M. Popov Tamara B. Afanasyeva Haruyoshi Maeda 《Cretaceous Research》1999,20(6):685
In the northwestern circum-Pacific, two main trends in Late Cretaceous temperatures can be recognized. (1) In general, a recurrent warming trend is thought to have begun in the Turonian–Campanian, reaching temperature maxima in the early Late Santonian and early Late Campanian, and temperature minima in the earliest Santonian and perhaps early Campanian. (2) During the Maastrichtian, temperatures dropped sharply, with only a slight warming in the early Late Maastrichtian. The existence of a thermal maximum at the Coniacian–Santonian transition has previously been expected, but is not confirmed by new isotopic results. 相似文献