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Plateau Tibetan

Sa.Ia.rs and Lakes. Brines having high lithium concentration are found in salars of northern Chile, southwestern Bohvia, and northwestern Argentina. Brines of lower lithium concentration are found in salars in the western United States and the Tibetan Plateau. Brines pumped from beneath the surface of the Salar de Atacama (Chile) and Silver Peak (Clayton Valley, Nevada) are used for commercial production of lithium uti1i2ing solar evaporation (see Chemicals frombrines). The concentration of selected ions in brines from salars and lakes of potential commercial interest worldwide are shown in Table 1. [Pg.221]

Thickening at the plate boundary is predicted to occur until gravitational forces balance tectonic stresses and elevation reaches an equilibrium. This balance of tectonic and gravitational forces causes the deformation to propagate away from the plate boundary and for a plateau to grow outward in a smooth fashion (England and Houseman 1988). However, if the entire lithosphere was shortened and thickened by a factor of 2, an appropriate number for the doublethickness crust of the Tibetan Plateau, then the surface of the plateau is predicted to rise no... [Pg.9]

Clark MK, Royden LH, Whipple KX, Burchfiel BC, Zhang X, Tang W (2006) Use of a regional, relict landscape to measure vertical deformation of the eastern Tibetan Plateau. J Geophys Res - Earth Surface 111(F3) Art No. F03002... [Pg.17]

England PC, Houseman GA (1988) The mechanics of the Tibetan Plateau. Phil Trans R Soc Lond A 326 301-320... [Pg.17]

England PC, Houseman GA (1989) Extension during continental convergence, with application to the Tibetan Plateau. J Geophys Res 94 17,561-17,579... [Pg.17]

Kruse S, McNutt M, Phipps-Morgan J, Royden L, Wernicke B (1991) Lithospheric extension near Lake Mead, Nevada - A model for ductile flow in the lower crust. J Geophys Res 96(B8) 4435-4456 Kutzbach JE, Guetter PJ, Ruddiman WF, Prell WL (1989) Sensitivity of climate to late Cenozoic uplift in Southern Asia and the American West Numerical experiments. J Geophys Res 94 18,393-18,407 Kutzbach JE, Prell WL, Ruddiman WF (1993) Sensitivity of Eurasian climate to surface uplift of the Tibetan Plateau. J Geol 101 177-190... [Pg.18]

Molnar P, England P, Martinod J (1993) Mantle Dynamics, uplift of the Tibetan Plateau, and the Indian Monsoon. Rev Geophys 31 357-396... [Pg.19]

Currie BS, Rowley DB, Tabor NJ (2005) Middle Miocene paleoaltimetry of southern Tibet Implications for the role of mantle thickening and delamination in the Himalayan orogen. Geology 33 181-184 Cyr A, Currie BS, Rowley DB (2005) Geochemical and stable isotopic evaluation of Fenghuoshan Group lacustrine carbonates, north-central Tibet Implications for the paleoaltimetry of Late Eocene Tibetan Plateau. J Geol 113 517-533... [Pg.51]

Harris N (2006) The elevation history of the Tibetan Plateau and its implications for the Asian monsoon. Palaeogeogr Palaeoclim Palaeoecol 24 4-21... [Pg.85]

Talma AS, Netterberg F (1983) Stable isotope abundances in calcretes. In Residual Deposits Surface Related Weathering Processes and Materials. Wilson, RCL (ed) Oxford Blackwell Scientific Publ., p 221-233 Tian L, Masson-Delmotte V, Stievenard M, Tao T, Jouzel J (2001) Tibetan Plateau summer monsoon northward extent revealed by measurements of water stable isotopes. J Geophys Res 106 28,081-28,088 Tian L, Yao T, White JWC, Yu W, Wang N (2005) Westerly moisture transport to the middle of Himalayas revealed from the high deuterium excess. Chinese Sci Bull 50 1026-130 Uba CE, Heubeck C, Hulka C (2006) Evolution of the late Cenozoic Chaco foreland basin, southern Bolivia. Basin Res 18 145-170... [Pg.88]

Zhang X, Nakawo M, Yao T, Han J, Xie Z (2002) Variations of stable isotopic compositions in precipitation on the Tibetan Plateau and its adjacent regions. Science in China (Series D) 25(6) 481-493... [Pg.88]

Dettman DL, Fang X, Garzione CN, Li J (2003) Uplift-driven climate change at 12 Ma a long 5180 record from the NE margin of the Tibetan plateau. Earth Planet Sci Lett 214 267-277 Dewey JF, Burke KCA (1973) Tibetan, Variscan, and Precambrian basement reactivation products of continental collision. J Geol 81 683-692... [Pg.114]

Garzione CN, Dettman DL, Horton BK (2004) Carbonate oxygen isotope paleoaltimetry evaluating the effect of diagenesis on paleoelevation estimates for the Tibetan plateau. Paleogeo, Palaeoclim, Palaeoecol 212 119-140... [Pg.115]

Cyr AJ, Currie BS, Rowley DB (2005) Geochemical evaluation of Fenghuoshan Group lacustrine carbonates, north-central Tibet implications for the paleoaltimetry of the Eocene Tibetan Plateau. J Geol 113 517-... [Pg.149]

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