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Information × Registration Number 0213U000030, 0110U000195 , R & D reports Title Estimation of climate changes during late holozen with use paleopedology analysis of soil-time catene popup.stage_title Head Yuri Michaylovich Dmytruk, Доктор біологічних наук Registration Date 14-01-2013 Organization Yuri Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University popup.description2 Description of parameters of different age soil has allowed to establish features of development soils of Prut-Dniester interfluve and Precarpathians. The methodology of the paleopedogeochemical analysis developed and suggested quantitative indexes of heavy metals in soils. The offered method allows to set a background the content of heavy metals in soils and detect chemical pollution of soils studies areas. Rate of pedogenesis is slows down in time and on the antropojumbled surfaces rate is significantly higher, than the natural soil formation intensity profiles. Substantial database of indicators different age soils of site studies are formed. Features of the passage of elementary pedogenesis in buried soils of the studied areas are installed. This allowed restore of some features of eco-landscape environment of research territory, especially climate and plant. From early Slavic times to the present humidity of climate are increased. For first increased annual precipitation and slightly decreased evaporation. For first annual precipitation has increased and evaporation somewhat decreased. Such of climate change are accompanied by growth of wooded areas. In the last century there was a reduction in forest cover due to anthropogenic pressure. By means of comparative analysis of morphometric, geochemical, physical, chemical and palynological data of background and buried soils have confirmed increasing the humidity climate. Product Description popup.authors Дмитрук Юрій Михайлович Дронь Юрій Сильвестрович Нікорич Володимир Андрійович Смага Іван Степанович Цвик Тетяна Іванівна Черлінка ВАсиль Романович Чорневич Тетяна Михайлівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close