The Chang 7 member of the upper Triassic in the southwest Ordos Basin: Carbon isotope studay of dispersed organic matter and its paleoclimate significance

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The carbon isotope δ 13C value of dispersed organic matter in the Upper Triassic sediments in the Ordos basin is (-24.5 to -26.6) × 10-3 with the carbon being derived from C3-like pleustons. The paleoclimate of the Late Triassic, especially during the deposition of the Chang 7 member, was characterized by a hot and humid climate. It underwent four small climate cycles from humid and warm to humid and hot. © China University of Petroleum 2008.

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Yang, M., Liu, C., Tang, X., & Zheng, X. (2008). The Chang 7 member of the upper Triassic in the southwest Ordos Basin: Carbon isotope studay of dispersed organic matter and its paleoclimate significance. Petroleum Science, 5(1), 20–23. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12182-008-0003-7

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