Nl. Wang et al., New evidence for enhanced cosmogenic isotope production rate in the atmosphere approximate to 37 kaBP from the Guliya ice core, CHIN SCI B, 44(17), 1999, pp. 1616-1620
A Cl-36 peak was found in the predicted section of Guliya ice core, from th
e Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, at about 37 kaBP. This cannot be interpreted by
means of changes in the accumulation rate, but by the enhanced cosmogenic i
sotope production rate in the atmosphere. Compared with the records of Be-1
0 and Cl-36 in the other regions, the peaks of the cosmogenic isotopes are
global and can be considered as time marks. An intriguing fact is that the
peaks coincided with cold periods.