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1 QUATERNARY SCIENCES Vol. 24, No. 1 J anuary, (2004) (, ;, ) M. Kuhle 20 80,, 20,,,,, INQUA, IGCP 253, N. Rutter M. Kuhle,, M. Kuhle P A 1,, 20 [1 3 ], ;Hedin [4 ] Ward [5 ], Wissmann [6 ] 4 000m m 20 50,,,,, [7 ], [8,9 ], [10 ], [11 ], [12 ] 1978,, Kuhle, 20 [13 19 ],, 1988, [20,21 ] Kuhle, [22,23 ] Kuhle,,, ( IGCP Project) 253,, Rutter :, [24 ] Kuhle, Kuhle, 2 Kuhle,,1974, A. Penck 1 200m, 1987 Subtropical Mountain2and Highland2Glaciation as Age Triggers and the Waning of the Glacial Periods in the Pleistocene [15 ],,,,,,,,,, Ice : 84 E2mail issas. ac. cn ,
2 1 : 11 Kuhle Sun Kosi ( Kuhle, (ice marginal ramps),,, Kuhle, Wissmann [6 ], ; Flohn Wissmann ; Shi Zheng [9,10 ] Wissmann, CLIMAP Project Cline [25 ] ; ) 1 180m, , 1 110m 1 430m, 1 150m 1 530m, m, 4 000m, 3 700m ( 1),, ( ), m, km 2,, 1 M. Kuhle ( ) (a) (b) Fig. 1 Maximum extension of the Pleistocene glaciations in High Asia after M. Kuhle Kuhle, 42km, 4 000m, 1 150m [14 ] m, 1 200m [16 ] 2002 [19 ] 2 000m, 2 000m, 1987 [14,15 ],,, Chen Bowler [26 ], Pachur Wunnemann [27 ] ( MIS3, LGM) Kuhle,, Spitsbergen < 300mm, Ellesmere < 30mm,,
3 ,, 2 Kuhle ( Hindu Kush),, (outlet glacier) 6 000m Lho La,Kuhle,, 2 M. Kuhle Hindu Kush 1 Fig. 2 Profile of the central ice sheet from Hindu Kush to Minya Gonka after M. Kuhle Kuhle, % 95 %, m, 1 000m,,,,,,,, MaB. P MaB. P., 4 000m,, 25 %, m, 80 % 95 % Shackleton MaB. P. 1Π2 2Π3, m,Kuhle, m, MaB. P. 0. 8, 2 000m, (glacioisostasy) m,, 20 15kaB. P.,,,, 300m, [18 ] Kuhle,,, 14 C kaB. P., (Lateglacial, ) [10 ] - 1 Lateglacial, 2 4 5kaB. P., LGM High Giacial, Kuhle [28 ] 5 000m TL 56kaB. P., 4 700m 20 19kaB. P., kaB. P., Kuhle 3 Kuhle, 1988 Leister,,,, [20 ],
4 1 : 13 Zheng Rutter [21 ],,,,, 1989, Kuhle, [22 ] Kuhle, LGM ( 3) LGM, ( 4) m,, Kuhle 1 000m,, 3 LGM ( ) LGM 3. (a) (b) Fig. 3 Sketch of the realistic elevation of equilibrium line at present and at the LGM and their differences :, 300m,,,,,,,,, [23 ] Burbank [29 ], 18kaB. P.,,,, m, m, 30 %,,, : Kuhle,, Hgvermann Lehmkuhl [30,31 ], Kuhle,, 3 800m 4 500m,, Wissmann [6 ],, Kuhle Hgvermann Kuhle, Kuhle, Frenzel [32 ], , :,
5 , m, :, 1991 ( ), Frenzel 300m :, Frenzel, LGM C Πm Fig. 4 Sketch of LGM moraines of Chongce Glacier,western Kunlun Mountain Ono ( ) [33 ],, AAR (Accumination Area Ratio), m, m,, Kuhle,, Miehe Kuhle Kuhle 1999, Miehe [34 ] Kuhle, ; Kuhle Roche moutonnee,
6 1 : 15 ; Kuhle Trinkler Lingzi Tang,, :, Schafer [35 ], 10 Be, 26 AL 23 Ni 3, 30km kaB. P. ;25km 68 6kaB. P., 170kaB. P.,, Kuhle 1 000m 15km 22 15kaB. P., MIS2,,, MIS2,, 68kaB. P., MIS4, Yi [36 ] [37 ] 6 000m 423km 2, 80m 12m ,80m - 7,,,,, 11. 5km ESR kaB. P.,,, ( INQUA) Kuhle m ;, ,,Kuhle,, T. Pewe, N. Rutter, G. J. Kukla, J. Lundqust, L. Starkel, O. Girotti, D. Morgan, 90, 12,, Kuhle,,, ; Kuhle,, ;, Kuhle 300km,, 203m, ;,,, Kuhle,,, ; Kuhle,,,,T. Pewe, [38,39 ], Kuhle :,, Rutter 1995 IGCP , INQUA Rutter,Rutter, [24 ] : Kuhle, 6 000m, m, Kuhle 2 000m ; Kuhle,, Shi [22 ] 300m 1 200m, 40 Burbank [29 ], Derbyshire [40 ],Osmaston [41 ],,, Kuhle, Kuhle
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9 THE EMERGENCE AND ABANDONMENT OF THE ICE SHEET HYPOTHESIS OVER THE QINGHAI2XIZANG PLATEAU D URING THE ICE AGE Shi Yafeng ( Institute of Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lanzhou ; Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing ) Abstract M. Kuhle put forward the presence of a large ice sheet over the Qinghai2Xizang Plateau during the Ice Age in the middle of 1980s and published scores of papers to have disseminated his views. He began with the inference that the equilibrium line on both the southern and the northern margin of the plateau during Last Glacial Maximum was lowered by 1 100m to 1 500m, much lowered than that at present, dropping to 4 000m asl on the south slope of the Himalaya and 3 700m on the north slope of the Qilian Mountains. The whole plateau surface was therefore considered to be above the equilibrium line and a large ice sheet with an area of million km 2 and a thickness of m could be developed. He regarded this hypothesis as the real truth and used it to explain various geomorphological and Quaternary phenomena of the Plateau. He further suggested that the uplifting of the Plateau was caused by the glacioisostacy process. M. Kuhle s hypothesis on ice sheet was blustered for a while and attracted international attention widely. Chinese scientists firstly pointed out that this hypothesis was not consistent with the reality in the Plateau. Later, the investigations in the Plateau by several European, American and Japanese scientists also demoralized this hypothesis. In 1991, many western scientists having participated in the 13 th INQUA conference held in Beijing, did a field trip to the Qinghai2Xizang Plateau and revealed again the serious misunderstanding of M. Kuhle s hypothesis. The IGCP 253 organized a working group, headed by N. Rutter in order to resolve the confused questions on the Ice Sheet during Finally, N. Rutter pointed out a lot of mistakes of the ice sheet hypothesis and clearly supported Chinese scientists explanations in a special paper. Althouth M. Kuhle still slick his views, the inadequate hypothesis on ice sheet has virtually been given up. Key words Ice Sheet Hypothesis, Qinghai2Xizang Plateau, M. Kuhle, controversy and clarification
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