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南极无冰区生态与环境变化在粪土层中的记录
引用本文:孙立广,刘晓东.南极无冰区生态与环境变化在粪土层中的记录[J].气候变化研究进展,2007,3(Z1):35-40.
作者姓名:孙立广  刘晓东
作者单位:Sun Liguang(Institute of Polar Environment, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China)  Liu Xiaodong(Institute of Polar Environment, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China)
摘    要:The accumulative profiles of seabird and sea animal excrement together with the depositional sequences influenced by the excrement have been utilized to reconstruct the historical populations of Antarctic penguins and seals, also to study the eco-geology in the ice-free areas of Antarctica and Arctic. The historical populations of Antarctic penguins show dramatic fluctuations, the period of sharp decrease coincides well with Neoglaciation, and extremely cold or warm climate conditions are unfavorable for the survival of Antarctic penguin. The historical change of seal population seems to be related to climatic variations, sea-ice coverage and its forage behavior. The fluctuations of Hg (mercury) in the seal hairs and the sediments influenced by seal excrement were found to be closely associated with ancient gold and silver mining activities and the ancient civilization over the past several thousand years.

关 键 词:Antarctica  sediments  influenced  by  animal  excrements  penguin
文章编号:1673-1719(2007)Suppl.-0035-06
修稿时间:2006年10月23

Eco-environmental Change Records of Antarctic Ice-free Areas in the Sediments Influenced by Marine Animals
Sun Liguang,Liu Xiaodong.Eco-environmental Change Records of Antarctic Ice-free Areas in the Sediments Influenced by Marine Animals[J].Advances in Climate Change,2007,3(Z1):35-40.
Authors:Sun Liguang  Liu Xiaodong
Abstract:The accumulative profiles of seabird and sea animal excrement together with the depositional sequences influenced by the excrement have been utilized to reconstruct the historical populations of Antarctic penguins and seals, also to study the eco-geology in the ice-free areas of Antarctica and Arctic. The historical populations of Antarctic penguins show dramatic fluctuations, the period of sharp decrease coincides well with Neoglaciation, and extremely cold or warm climate conditions are unfavorable for the survival of Antarctic penguin. The historical change of seal population seems to be related to climatic variations, sea-ice coverage and its forage behavior. The fluctuations of Hg (mercury) in the seal hairs and the sediments influenced by seal excrement were found to be closely associated with ancient gold and silver mining activities and the ancient civilization over the past several thousand years.
Keywords:Antarctica  sediments influenced by animal excrements  penguin  seal  eco-environmental variation  human civilization
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