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[25]Yuzhu Zhang.A luminescence dating study of the sediment stratigraphy of the Lajia Ruins in the upper Yellow River valley, ChinaJournal of Asian Earth Sciences,2014,87(157-164
[26]Yuzhu Zhang.Holocene paleofloods related to climatic events in the upper reaches of the Hanjiang River valley, middle Yangtze River basin, ChinaGeomorphology,2013,195(1-12
[27]Yuzhu Zhang.Comparative study of the modern flood slackwater deposits in the upper reaches of Hanjiang and Weihe River Valleys, ChinaQuaternary International,2012,282(184-191
[28]Continuous technological and behavioral development of late Pleistocene hominins in central South China: Multidisciplinary analysis at SandinggaiQuaternary Science Reviews,2022,298(107850
[29]Extreme floods of the Changjiang River over the past two millennia: Contributions of climate change and human activityMarine Geology,2021,433(106418
[30]Analysis of event stratigraphy and hydrological reconstruction of low-frequency flooding: A case study on the Fenhe River, ChinaJournal of Hydrology,2021,603(127083
[31]Catastrophic flashflood and mudflow events in the pre-historical Lajia Ruins at the northeast margin of the Chinese Tibetan PlateauQuaternary Science Reviews,2021,251(106737
[32]Extracting historic cyclone data from coastal dune deposits in eastern Hainan Island, ChinaSedimentary Geology,2019,392(105524
[33]邱海军.The effects of slope length and slope gradient on the size distributions of loess slides: Field observations and simulationsGEOMORPHOLOGY,2018,卷: 300 页: 69-76
[34]Influence of topography and volume on mobility of loess slides within different slip surfacesCatena,2017,157(180-188
[35]New evidence for the catastrophic demise of a prehistoric settlement (the Lajia Ruins) in the Guanting Basin, upper Yellow River, NW ChinaJournal of Asian Earth Science,2017,146(134-141
[36]Hydrological studies of the historical and palaeoflood events on the middle Yihe River, ChinaGeomorphology,2016,274(152-161
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