High-precision cyclic correlation as a basis for detailed paleoclimatic reconstructions for the Pliocene-Quartenary sections of Eurasia

An astrochronological (cyclostratigraphic) binding of the lithological and geochemical characteristics of Pliocene-Quaternary sediments of the Eurasian sections to the Milankovich cycles (eccentricity, obliquity of the ecliptic, precession) was carried out, an analysis of the relationship between the established variations in climate and paleotemperature with the moments of coincidence of different-order cycles of eccentricity and their paleoclimatic characteristics was given. The results of the implementation of the results obtained during the practice in geology at the Moscow State University in Chashnikovo are shown. During the research, materials from the exposition space of the Department of Regional Geology and Earth History and the Museum of Earth Science were used. The results of the study were used in conducting an educational practice in geology in Chashnikovo, and can also be used in the dismemberment and regional and global correlation of sections, in conducting geological surveys, creating cyclostratigraphic scales of the plains and mountainous regions of Eurasia, as well as in the creation and further development of the exposition space of museums — Moscow State University Gymnasium for example.

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Moscow University Bulletin Series 4 Geology
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2024-10-04
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https://doi.org/10.55959/msu0579-9406-4-2024-63-4-116-124
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Geology and Paleoclimatology Research
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High-precision cyclic correlation as a basis for detailed paleoclimatic reconstructions for the Pliocene-Quartenary sections of Eurasia

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High-precision cyclic correlation as a basis for detailed paleoclimatic reconstructions for the Pliocene-Quartenary sections of Eurasia

I. R. Migranov, S. I. Merenkova, N. V. Badulina, R. R. Gabdullin, А. В. Иванов, K. V. Syromyatnikov
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An astrochronological (cyclostratigraphic) binding of the lithological and geochemical characteristics of Pliocene-Quaternary sediments of the Eurasian sections to the Milankovich cycles (eccentricity, obliquity of the ecliptic, precession) was carried out, an analysis of the relationship between the established variations in climate and paleotemperature with the moments of coincidence of different-order cycles of eccentricity and their paleoclimatic characteristics was given. The results of the implementation of the results obtained during the practice in geology at the Moscow State University in Chashnikovo are shown. During the research, materials from the exposition space of the Department of Regional Geology and Earth History and the Museum of Earth Science were used. The results of the study were used in conducting an educational practice in geology in Chashnikovo, and can also be used in the dismemberment and regional and global correlation of sections, in conducting geological surveys, creating cyclostratigraphic scales of the plains and mountainous regions of Eurasia, as well as in the creation and further development of the exposition space of museums — Moscow State University Gymnasium for example.

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