Migration of the post-middle holocene mud depocenter off the Zhejiang coast around 2 ka and its controlling mechanism

Jiandong Qiu; Jian Liu; Rongrong Cheng; Yoshiki Saito; Ang Li; Ke Cao; Yuan Tian; Bin Chen; Zhe Xu; Meina Li

doi:10.1007/s00367-026-00840-0

February 4, 2026Geo-Marine Letters

Migration of the post-middle holocene mud depocenter off the Zhejiang coast around 2 ka and its controlling mechanism

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Mud depocenter migration indicates significant geological changes in the region's sedimentary patterns.
Key evidence shows sedimentation rates varying by specific geomorphological features of the coast.
Observation utilized sediment core analysis to identify past environmental conditions impacting mud dispersion.
Findings emphasize the importance of understanding sediment dynamics for coastal management and preservation.

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Analysis demonstrates the migration of a mud depocenter around 2 ka off the Zhejiang coast, suggesting environmental changes influence sediment distribution.

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