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Benhong Guo

Junior Researcher

  • School of Earth Sciences, Lanzhou University

       222 South Tianshui Road, Lanzhou, China, 730000​

RESEARCH INTERESTS

  • Climate change and geomorphic evolution

POSITIONS​

  • 2023.06-present, Junior Researcher, School of Earth Sciences, Lanzhou University.

  • 2019.07-2023.05, Postdoctoral Researcher, College of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Lanzhou University, Co-Advisor: Junsheng Nie.

EDUCATION​

  • 2012.09-2018.12, PhD, Quaternary Geology, College of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Lanzhou University.

  • 2008.09-2012.06, BS, Geology, School of Earth Sciences, Lanzhou University.

PUBLICATIONS​

  1. Guo, B.H., Nie, J.S.*, Stevens, T., Buylaert, J., Peng, T.J., Xiao, W.J., Pan, B.T, Fang, X.M. Dominant precessional forcing of the East Asian summer monsoon since 260 ka. Geology. 2022, 50, 1372-1376.

  2. Guo, B.H., Nie, J.S.*, Li, J.X.*, Xiao, W.J., Pan, F. Expansion/shrinkage history of the Paratethys Sea during the Eocene: New insights from eolian Red Clay records in the Altyn Mountains, northern China. Frontiers in Earth Science. 2022, 10, 1052627.

  3. Guo, B.H., Peng, T.J.*, Yu, H., Hui, Z.C.*, Ma, Z.H., Li, X.M., Feng, Z.T., Liu, J., Liu, S.P., Zhang, J., Ye, X.Y., Song, C.H., Li, J.J. Magnetostratigraphy and palaeoclimatic significance of the Late Pliocene red clay-Quaternary loess sequence in the Lanzhou Basin, western Chinese Loess Plateau. Geophysical Research Letters. 2020, 47, e2019GL086556.

  4. Guo, B.H., Peng, T.J.*, Feng, Z.T., Li, X.M. Li, M., Ma, Z.H., Li, J.J., Song, C.H., Zhang, J., Hui, Z.C., Zhang, S.D. Pedogenic components of Xijin loess from the western Chinese Loess Plateau with implications for the Quaternary climate change. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences. 2019, 170, 128-137. 

  5. Guo, B.H., Liu, S.P., Peng, T.J., Ma, Z.H., Feng, Z.T., Li, M., Li, X.M., Li, J.J.*, Song, C.H., Zhao, Z.J., Pan, B.T., Stockli, D.F., Nie, J.S. Late Pliocene establishment of exorheic drainage in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau as evidenced by the Wuquan Formation in the Lanzhou Basin. Geomorphology. 2018, 303, 271-283.

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