<正>As the "Asian Water Tower" and the source of many major rivers in Asia,the Tibetan Plateau（TP） significantly affects human societies in densely-populated Asia [1].Lakes in the TP have a total area of ～5 × 10⁴ km² and hence they comprise an important component of the "Asian Water Tower". These lakes are sensitive to climate changes and have exhibited an overall trend of rapid expansion during recent decades[2].Well-preserved shorelines 

【文章來源】：Science Bulletin. 2020,65(16)EISCICSCD

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[1]Strengthened Indian summer monsoon brought more rainfall to the western Tibetan Plateau during the early Holocene[J]. Xiangjun Liu,Xiaojian Zhang,Yanluan Lin,Liya Jin,Fahu Chen.  Science Bulletin. 2019(20)
[2]A robust but variable lake expansion on the Tibetan Plateau[J]. Guoqing Zhang,Wei Luo,Wenfeng Chen,Guoxiong Zheng.  Science Bulletin. 2019(18)
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