Climatic and Paleoclimatic Factors of Soil Formation in the Territory of the Crimean Peninsula

The article provides data on the peculiarities of climate dynamics on the territory of the Crimean Peninsula during the Holocene. Taking into account paleoclimatic data is necessary to predict the direction of evolution of soils and soil cover of the peninsula. It is especially important to take into account the presence of relict properties of soils, taking into account the progressive anthropogenic interference in the processes of modern soil formation. Attention is focused on the need to take into account features unusual for zonal soils when developing Soil management strategies. After all, most often, for objective reasons, a changed or inherited trait disappears forever from the current natural environment and cannot be restored.

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UNIVERSITY NEWS NORTH-CAUCASIAN REGION NATURAL SCIENCES SERIES
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.18522/1026-2237-2024-3-54-62
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Marine and environmental studies
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Climatic and Paleoclimatic Factors of Soil Formation in the Territory of the Crimean Peninsula

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Climatic and Paleoclimatic Factors of Soil Formation in the Territory of the Crimean Peninsula

E. I. Ergina, Ekaterina A. Artemova
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Abstract

The article provides data on the peculiarities of climate dynamics on the territory of the Crimean Peninsula during the Holocene. Taking into account paleoclimatic data is necessary to predict the direction of evolution of soils and soil cover of the peninsula. It is especially important to take into account the presence of relict properties of soils, taking into account the progressive anthropogenic interference in the processes of modern soil formation. Attention is focused on the need to take into account features unusual for zonal soils when developing Soil management strategies. After all, most often, for objective reasons, a changed or inherited trait disappears forever from the current natural environment and cannot be restored.

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