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Tungsheng Liu was a researcher affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences in China. Their scientific contributions involved collaborations with other researchers, notably LI XING-GUO.

  • LI XING-GUO

While records of published papers, main and subfields of study, and research topics related to their work are not available, their association with the Chinese Academy of Sciences suggests engagement with advanced scientific research environments.

Details concerning specific awards, book publications, and frequent publication venues were not documented. The lack of available data on these aspects prevents a more detailed overview of the scientist's scholarly output and recognition history.

As a deceased scientist, Tungsheng Liu's legacy remains through any contributions found in scientific collaborations and institutional involvement, though further bibliometric information is not present in the current dataset.

Best Publications

  • Onset of Asian desertification by 22 Myr ago inferred from loess deposits in China

    Z. T. Guo;William F. Ruddiman;Q. Z. Hao;H. B. Wu

  • Loess and the environment

    Tung-sheng Liu

  • Spatial and temporal characteristics of dust storms in China and its surrounding regions, 1960-1999 : Relations to source area and climate

    Jimin Sun;Mingying Zhang;Tungsheng Liu

  • CHINESE LOESS AND THE PALEOMONSOON

    Tungsheng Liu;Zhongli Ding

  • Ice-Volume Forcing of East Asian Winter Monsoon Variations in the Past 800,000 Years

    Zhongli Ding;Tungsheng Liu;Nat W. Rutter;Zhiwei Yu

  • Towards an orbital time scale for chinese loess deposits

    Z. Ding;Z. Yu;N.W. Rutter;T. Liu

  • Pedostratigraphy and paleomagnetism of a ̃7.0 Ma eolian loess-red clay sequence at Lingtai, Loess Plateau, north-central China and the implications for paleomonsoon evolution

    Z.L Ding;S.F Xiong;J.M Sun;S.L Yang

  • Cyclic rapid warming on centennial‐scale revealed by a 2650‐year stalagmite record of warm season temperature

    Ming Tan;Tungsheng Liu;Juzhi Hou;Xiaoguang Qin

  • Bimodal grain-size distribution of Chinese loess, and its palaeoclimatic implications

    Donghuai Sun;Jan Bloemendal;David K Rea;Zhisheng An

  • Geochemistry of the Pliocene red clay formation in the Chinese Loess Plateau and implications for its origin, source provenance and paleoclimate change

    Z.L. Ding;J.M. Sun;S.L. Yang;T.S. Liu

  • Wind-blown origin of the Pliocene red clay formation in the central Loess Plateau, China

    Z.L Ding;J.M Sun;T.S Liu;R.X Zhu

  • The age of the Taklimakan Desert.

    Jimin Sun;Tungsheng Liu

  • Climate extremes in Loess of China coupled with the strength of deep-water formation in the North Atlantic

    Zhengtang Guo;Tungsheng Liu;Nicolas Fedoroff;Lanying Wei

  • Quantitative estimates of pedogenic ferromagnetic mineral formation in Chinese loess and palaeoclimatic implications

    F. Heller;C.D. Shen;C.D. Shen;J. Beer;X.M. Liu

  • Phytoliths as quantitative indicators for the reconstruction of past environmental conditions in China I: phytolith-based transfer functions

    Hou-Yuan Lu;Nai-Qin Wu;Xiang-Dong Yang;Hui Jiang;Hui Jiang

  • Summer monsoon variations over the last 1.2 Ma from the weathering of loess-soil sequences in China

    Zhengtang Guo;Pierre Biscaye;Lanying Wei;Xihui Chen

  • Iron geochemistry of loess and red clay deposits in the Chinese Loess Plateau and implications for long-term Asian monsoon evolution in the last 7.0 Ma

    Z.L. Ding;S.L. Yang;J.M. Sun;T.S. Liu

  • Response of climate to solar forcing recorded in a 6000-yearδ18O time-series of Chinese peat cellulose

    Y. T. Hong;H. B. Jiang;T. S. Liu;L. P. Zhou

  • Rock-magnetic proxies of climate change in the loess-palaeosol sequences of the western Loess Plateau of China

    Christopher P. Hunt;Subir K. Banerjee;Jiamao Han;Peter A. Solheid

  • Phytoliths as quantitative indicators for the reconstruction of past environmental conditions in China II: palaeoenvironmental reconstruction in the Loess Plateau

    Hou-Yuan Lu;Nai-Qin Wu;Kam-Biu Liu;Hui Jiang

  • Late Miocene–Pliocene development of Asian aridification as recorded in the Red-Earth Formation in northern China

    Zhengtang Guo;Shuzhen Peng;Qingzhen Hao;Pierre E Biscaye

Frequent Co-Authors

Zhongli Ding
Zhongli Ding Chinese Academy of Sciences
Kefu Yu
Kefu Yu Guangxi University
Jimin Sun
Jimin Sun Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Zhengtang Guo
Zhengtang Guo Chinese Academy of Sciences
Jian-xin Zhao
Jian-xin Zhao University of Queensland
Houyuan Lu
Houyuan Lu Chinese Academy of Sciences
Zhisheng An
Zhisheng An Chinese Academy of Sciences
Qingzhen Hao
Qingzhen Hao Chinese Academy of Sciences
Pinxian Wang
Pinxian Wang Tongji University
Nat Rutter
Nat Rutter University of Alberta

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