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DESCRIPTION:Eingeladen durch Prof. Zech. Prof Tasarov will present the resu
 lts of the reconstruction of the late Quaternary vegetation and climate\, 
 using the quantitative biomization\, the best modern analogue approaches\,
  and the pollen records from Mongolia\, Russia\, China and Kazakhstan. Qua
 ntitative reconstruction of the Holocene vegetation and climate dynamics i
 n the semiarid Mongolian Altai suggests that boreal woodland has replaced 
 the primarily open landscape of northwestern Mongolia at about 10 kyr BP i
 n response to a noticeable increase in precipitation from 200 to 250 mm/yr
  to 450 to 550 mm/yr. A decline of the forest vegetation and a return to a
  predominance of open vegetation types occurred after 5 kyr BP when precip
 itation sums decreased to 250 to 300 mm/yr. The reconstruction is in agree
 ment with the paleomonsoon records from China\, demonstrating an abrupt st
 rengthening of the summer monsoon at 12 kyr BP and an associated increase 
 in precipitation and in lake levels between 11 and 8 kyr BP\, followed by 
 the stepwise attenuation of the monsoon circulation and climate aridizatio
 n towards the modern level. The records from the neighboring areas of Kaza
 khstan and Russia\, situated west and north\, demonstrate spatially and te
 mporally different Holocene vegetation and climate histories\, indicating 
 that the Altai Mountains as a climate boundary are of pivotal importance f
 or the Holocene environmental and\, possibly\, habitation history of Centr
 al Asia. 
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SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Pavel Tarasov\, Institute for Geological Sciences\, Palae
 ontology\, Freie Universitt Berlin: Pollen-based reconstructions of the la
 te Quaternary vegetation and climate: Numerical approaches and case studie
 s from northern Asia
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