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Determining the age of the megaflood event in the Biya River valley (Altai) through the study of high terrace deposits near Karabinka village. / Rusanov, G. G.; Deev, E. V.; Shpansky, A. V.

в: Geomorfologiya i Paleogeografiya, Том 55, № 4, 4, 2024, стр. 42-57.

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Rusanov GG, Deev EV, Shpansky AV. Determining the age of the megaflood event in the Biya River valley (Altai) through the study of high terrace deposits near Karabinka village. Geomorfologiya i Paleogeografiya. 2024;55(4):42-57. 4. doi: 10.31857/S2949178924040044

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Rusanov, G. G. ; Deev, E. V. ; Shpansky, A. V. / Determining the age of the megaflood event in the Biya River valley (Altai) through the study of high terrace deposits near Karabinka village. в: Geomorfologiya i Paleogeografiya. 2024 ; Том 55, № 4. стр. 42-57.

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abstract = "We studied a new section of the high (Biya) terrace on the Biya River near Karabinka village. The two identified sedimentary units – fluvial (lower) and subaerial (upper) – correlate well with known sections of the Biya terrace in the vicinities of Biysk city and Staraya Azhinka village. Results of deposits correlation, radiocarbon and optically simulated luminescence (OSL) dating reveal that the fluvial unit of the Biya terrace was accumulated by an enormous glacier-dammed lake outburst megaflood that traveled along the Biya River valley ca. 50–45 ka, during the first half of the interglacial MIS 3 stage. This was followed by the formation of the subaerial cover of the upper part of the terrace. For a long time up to 14.5 ka, dammed lakes existed in the tributaries of the Biya River that were blocked by giant bars. The good convergence of results of radiocarbon and OSL dating indicates that under proper control of the bleaching degree of quartz grains megaflood sands are usable for determination of the ages of large hydrological events. Dating the fluvial unit of the Biya terrace is important since it represents a regional stratigraphic marker that enables the correlation of Upper Pleistocene deposits of the Gorny Altai and the Fore-Altai Plain.",
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