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1584

North Pacific deep circulation changes across the Mid-Brunhes EventAbstract Accepted

Tan Jiyao, Tian Jun*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1465

The evolution of oxygen concentration of North Pacific deep water and its climatic effects during Mid-Pleistocene TransitionAbstract Accepted

Yixu Zhang, Jun Tian*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1438

Palaeoredox reconstruction in the Bay of Bengal since the MioceneAbstract Accepted

Feng Ye*, Guodong Jia, Gangjian Wei

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1318

The Late Miocene Ocean Carbon Cycle Changes: New Evidence from IODP Expeditions in the South AtlanticAbstract Accepted

Xiaobo Jin*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1309

The Impacts of Maritime Continent Topography in Preindustrial and the Pliocene Warm Period Using HadCM3Abstract Accepted

XIN REN*, Dan Lunt

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1299

Variations in paleoproductivity off northwestern Australian across the Middle Pleistocene TransitionAbstract Accepted

Li Gong*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1270

Assessing the variability of Dissolved Organic Carbon Degradability at different radiation intensity: implications for long-term carbon-climate dynamicsAbstract Accepted

舒薇刘*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1243

The advances in Pliocene Model Intercomparison Project (PlioMIP)Abstract Accepted

Xiangyu Li, Ning Tan, Gaowen Dai, Zhongshi Zhang*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

1096

Role of Panama uplift on Northern Hemisphere GlaciationAbstract Accepted

Hua Feng*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

912

Inter-basin Coupling between the Tropical Pacific and Southeast Indian Ocean: The Warm Pool DipoleAbstract Accepted

Lei Zhang*, Weiqing Han, Wen Xing

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

746

Obliquity pacing of deep Pacific carbonate chemistry during the Plio‐PleistoceneAbstract Accepted

Bingbin Qin*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

742

Reconstruction of the Bottom Water Temperature in the Middle Miocene Pacific Ocean: Implications for Climate ChangeAbstract Accepted

Xiaoli Zhou*, Chunyu Yang, Anya Hess, Yair Rosenthal

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

740

Asymmetry of hemispheric climate during MIS 16 versus MIS 12Abstract Accepted

Xiaolin Ma*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

711

Depth migration of oxygen minimum zones on the eastern tropical Pacific during the middle Miocene climatic transitionAbstract Accepted

Jingjing Liu, Jun Tian, Zhonghui Liu*

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

659

Low-latitude hydroclimate change since the Late Miocene: Evidence from XRF core scanning on ODP Site 1143Abstract Accepted

Jianxiong Hu, Enqing Huang*, Jun Tian

#Session 49 - Neogene climate-carbon dynamics associated with the stepwise closure of the Indonesian Seaway

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Jan 13

2025

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Jan 17

2025
Sep 27 2024

Draft paper submission deadline
Feb 17 2025

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State Key Laboratory of Marine Environmental Science, Xiamen University
Department of Earth Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China

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Kejing GU
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The Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences (XMAS 2025)

Abstract List

North Pacific deep circulation changes across the Mid-Brunhes EventAbstract Accepted

The evolution of oxygen concentration of North Pacific deep water and its climatic effects during Mid-Pleistocene TransitionAbstract Accepted

Palaeoredox reconstruction in the Bay of Bengal since the MioceneAbstract Accepted

The Late Miocene Ocean Carbon Cycle Changes: New Evidence from IODP Expeditions in the South AtlanticAbstract Accepted

The Impacts of Maritime Continent Topography in Preindustrial and the Pliocene Warm Period Using HadCM3Abstract Accepted

Variations in paleoproductivity off northwestern Australian across the Middle Pleistocene TransitionAbstract Accepted

Assessing the variability of Dissolved Organic Carbon Degradability at different radiation intensity: implications for long-term carbon-climate dynamicsAbstract Accepted

The advances in Pliocene Model Intercomparison Project (PlioMIP)Abstract Accepted

Role of Panama uplift on Northern Hemisphere GlaciationAbstract Accepted

Inter-basin Coupling between the Tropical Pacific and Southeast Indian Ocean: The Warm Pool DipoleAbstract Accepted

Obliquity pacing of deep Pacific carbonate chemistry during the Plio‐PleistoceneAbstract Accepted

Reconstruction of the Bottom Water Temperature in the Middle Miocene Pacific Ocean: Implications for Climate ChangeAbstract Accepted

Asymmetry of hemispheric climate during MIS 16 versus MIS 12Abstract Accepted

Depth migration of oxygen minimum zones on the eastern tropical Pacific during the middle Miocene climatic transitionAbstract Accepted

Low-latitude hydroclimate change since the Late Miocene: Evidence from XRF core scanning on ODP Site 1143Abstract Accepted

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