Jiawenjing Lan

Oct 19, 2023 | nature.com | Yongyun Hu |Xiang Li |William R. Boos |Jiaqi Guo |Jiawenjing Lan |Jing Han | +7 more

AbstractGeologic evidence and palaeoclimate simulations have indicated the existence of an extensive, interconnected megamonsoon system over the Pangaea supercontinent. However, the ways in which subsequent continental break-up about 180 million years ago and reassembly in the Cenozoic, as well as large global climatic fluctuations, influenced the transition to the modern global monsoon system are uncertain.