Инд. авторы:	Jiang J.W., Meng B.W., Liu H., Wang H.Y., Kolpakova M.N, Krivonogov S.K., Song M., Zhou A.F., Liu W.G., Liu Z.H.
Заглавие:	Water depth control on n-alkane distribution and organic carbon isotope in mid-latitude Asian lakes
Библ. ссылка:	Jiang J.W., Meng B.W., Liu H., Wang H.Y., Kolpakova M.N, Krivonogov S.K., Song M., Zhou A.F., Liu W.G., Liu Z.H. Water depth control on n-alkane distribution and organic carbon isotope in mid-latitude Asian lakes // Chemical Geology. - 2021. - Vol.565. - Art.120070. - ISSN 0009-2541. - EISSN 1878-5999.
Внешние системы:	DOI: 10.1016/j.chemgeo.2021.120070; РИНЦ: 44976715; WoS: 000627419100004;
Реферат:	eng: The relative proportion of mid-chain to long chain n-alkane homologues and isotopic compositions of total organic carbon (P-aq and delta C-13(org)) have been proposed as potential lake-level proxies since such features mainly come from submerged aquatic plants living within an optimum range of lake water depth. With limited dataset available, the applicability of both indices and their sensitivity to lake water depth changes across a broad geographic extent need further investigation. Here we report P-aq and delta C-13(org) values in surface sediments collected from 55 lakes in mid-latitude Asia. We have found an arched relationship between P-aq index and water depth, with high Paq values occurring at the depth of similar to 1-10 m, while sediments from shallower and deeper water lakes have relatively low P-aq values. delta C-13(org) variation resembles an arched pattern with depth in freshwater and brackish lakes, with relatively high delta C-13(org) values also corresponding to the depth of similar to 1-10 m, but substantially high delta C-13(org) values in hypersaline environments (salinity > similar to 100,000 mg/L) obscure the arched delta C-13(org)-depth relationship. We suggest that both indices respond to the structure of aquatic plant community, especially the biomass of submerged plants. Our results confirm that P-aq and delta C-13(org) can be used to infer lake-level changes in mid-latitude Asia, but other influencing factors have to be considered before applying the two proxies to downcore reconstructions, and combined utilization of the P-aq and delta C-13(org) indicators could improve the reliability of paleohydrological reconstructions.
Ключевые слова:	Organic carbon isotope; Submerged plants; Lake level; Mid-latitude Asia; P-aq;
Издано:	2021
Физ. характеристика:	120070
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