Excerpt from An Account of the Plants Collected by Mr. M. P. Price on the Carruthers-Miller-Price Expedition Through North-West Mongolia and Chinese Dzungaria in 1910
Separating the Yenisei basin from the plateau of north-west Mongolia lie the Tanun-ola mountains, in latitude They form the second step of the plateau, and after crossing them the traveller finds himself on the floor of the Mongolian desert plateau, which from this point southwards averages about 5000 feet in altitude.
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