All abstracts by Xiaomin Fang in conference series: Goldschmidt

(2022) Quantitatively Reconstructing Paleoaltitudes of the Tibetan Plateau Using Biomarkers
Bai Y, Chen C, Fang X & Liu X

(2022) Interplay between the Westerlies and Asian Monsoon: Cenozoic Weathering and Climate Tales from the NE Tibet
Yang Y, Galy A, Fang X, Ye C & Han W

(2022) A Causal Link between UHP Metamorphism and Cenozoic Seawater Sr Isotopic Evolution?: Clues from Hydrothermal System in the NE Tibetan Plateau
Liu Y, Yang Y, Galy A, Zhang F, Zhang G, Song B, Jin Z & Fang X

(2022) Paleoaltitudinal Reconstructions of the Himalayas during the Late Miocene to Pliocene Based on Biomarkers
Chen C, Bai Y & Fang X

(2022) A New Application of Monomineral Chemical Composition in Reconstructing Regional Weathering History in the Qaidam Basin, Northeastern Tibetan Plateau
Ye C, Yang Y, Fang X, Guo Z, Zhang W & Liu Y

(2021) East Asian Monsoon Intensification Promoted Weathering of the Magnesium-Rich Southern China Upper Crust and its Global Significance
Yang Y, Galy A, Fang X, Wan S, France-Lanord C, Zhang R, Zhang J, Yang S, Miao Y, Liu Y & Ye C

(2021) Hydrothermal System with Highly Radiogenic Sr Isotope in the NE Tibetan Plateau
Liu Y, Yang Y, Zhang F, Song B, Fang X & Jin Z

(2020) Terpenoids in the Surface Soils from Different Ecosystems on the Tibetan Plateau
Bai Y, Chen Q, Fang X, Chen C & Liu X

(2019) Global Climate Dominating the Terrestrial Ecosystem Evolution in the Lanzhou Basin, NE Tibetan Plateau during the Late Paleocene-Middle Miocene
Zhao Y, Wu F & Fang X

(2019) Neogene ⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr Record of Rivers in the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau
Yang Y, Yang R, Galy A, Fang X, Ruan X, Jin Z & Zhang F

(2018) Southeastward Impact of Eolian Dust on River Chemistry in the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau during the Late Cenozoic
Yang Y, Ruan X, Fang X, Galy A, Jin Z, Zhang F & Yang R

(2017) Eolian Dust Forcing of River Chemistry on the Northeastern Tibetan Plateau Since 8 Ma
Yang Y, Galy A, Fang X, Zhang W & Zan J

(2011) N-Alkan-2-ones of Lacustrine Sediments and Its Climate Significance in Linxia Basin, NE Tibetan Plateau, NW China
Wang Y & Fang X

(2010) Even Carbon-Numbered n-Alkanes Predominance in Lacustrine Sediments and Its Climate Significance in Linxia B
Wang Y, Fang X, Li Y, He D, Wu Y, Yang H & Wang Y

(2009) Distribution of Biomarks of Lacustrine Sediments in Linxia Basin and their Climate Significance
Wang Y, Fang X, Li Y, He D, Wu Y, Hui Y & Wang Y

(2008) New Biomarkers of Lacustrine Sediments in Linxia Basin and their Climate Significance
Wang Y, Fang X, Zhang C & Wang Y