The ice core O records reveal notable

Figure 4. Initial δ18O profiles in the three ice cores in the central TP (a). Lower left and right panels are the same as those SLx-2119 in Fig. 2 but for different ice cores: (b) and (c) PRGR—Puruogangri, (d) and (e) TGL—Tangula, and (f) and (g) GLDD—Geladaindong.Figure optionsDownload full-size imageDownload as PowerPoint slide
Past 100-yr ice core temperature records in the northern TP
Past 100-yr ice-core temperature records in the southern TP
Past 100-yr ice-core temperature records in the central TP
Past 100-yr ice-core temperature records across the TP
Figure 5. Variation of normalized ice-core δ18O in different regions with time during 1900–2000, and basidiomycetes of the sum of all embedded time series within the same region: (a) and (d) northern TP, (b) and (e) central TP, (c) and (f) southern TP. Red lines superimposed on (d), (e), and (f) are averaged temperature of all available stations from the TP region within the CMA National Climate Information Center over, respectively, the northern (35–40°N and 74–98°E), the central (30–35°N and 74–98°E) and the southern TP (the south of 30°N). Thick blue curves superimposed on the left-hand panels denote the five-point running means.Figure optionsDownload full-size imageDownload as PowerPoint slide