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Advances in Paleolimnology

Advances in Paleolimnology

Editor: Pienitz, R., Lotter, A., Newman, L. and Kiefer, T.

Product Type: PAGES newsletter

Credits: PAGES News, Vol. 17 Nº 3

Year: 2009

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Special Section: Advances in Paleolimnology

> Editorial: Advances in Paleolimnology
Reinhard Pienitz and André F. Lotter

Special Section: Science Highlights

> The potential of high-resolution X-ray fluorescence core scanning: Applications in paleolimnology
Pierre Francus, H. Lamb, T. Nakagawa, M. Marshall, E. Brown and Suigetsu 2006 Project Members

> The potential of varves in high-resolution paleolimnological studies
Achim Brauer, P. Dulski, C. Mangili, J. Mingram and J. Liu

> Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy: Rapid, quantitative analysis of biogeochemical properties of lake sediments
Peter Rosén, H. Vogel, L. Cunningham N. Reuss, D. Conley and P. Persson

> Stable isotopes in chitinous fossils of aquatic invertebrates
Oliver Heiri, M.J. Wooller, M. van Hardenbroek and Y.V. Wang

> Microbial membrane lipids in lake sediments as a paleothermometer
Johan W.H. Weijers, C.I. Blaga, J.P. Werne and J.S. Sinninghe Damsté

> Ancient DNA in lake sediment records
Marco J.L. Coolen and John A.E. Gibson

> Tracking the effects of “aquatic osteoporosis” using paleolimnology
Adam Jeziorski, A.M. Paterson, N.D. Yan and J.P. Smol

> Calibration-in-time: Transforming biogeochemical lake sediment proxies into quantitative climate variables
Martin Grosjean, L. von Gunten, M. Trachsel and C. Kamenik

> Environmental and climatic changes inferred from lake deposits in China: A review of recent progress
Patrick Rioual and Luo Wang

> Paleolimnology of African lakes: Beyond the exploration phase
Dirk Verschuren and James M. Russell

> South American lake paleo-records across the Pampean Region
Felipe García-Rodríguez, E. Piovano, L. del Puerto, H. Inda, S. Stutz, R. Bracco, D. Panario, F. Córdoba, F. Sylvestre and D. Ariztegui

> Results of recent sediment drilling activities in deep crater lakes
Reinhard Pienitz, M. Melles and B. Zolitschka

Special Section: Program News

> Paleolimnology and the restoration of aquatic systems
Peter Gell, H. Bennion and R. Battarbee

Program News

> The PAGES/CLIVAR Intersection: Vision for the future
Gavin Schmidt, Valérie Masson-Delmotte, and Intersection Panel Members

Science Highlights: Open Section

> Younger Dryas Larix in eastern Siberia: A migrant or survivor?
Pavel Tarasov, S. Müller, A. Andreev, K. Werner and B. Diekmann

Workshop Reports

> Holocene Climate Change in the Asian Region
Peter Gell, B. Kotlia and Q. Wen

> East African Quaternary: Lessons from the past for the future
Asfawossen Asrat and Mohammed Umer

> Data-assimilation techniques for paleoclimate data
Michael Schulz, Bette L. Otto-Bliesner and Workshop Participants

> Peatland archives of Holocene climate variability
Stephen T. Jackson

> Climate variability, forcings, feedbacks and responses: The long-term perspective
Alexandra Börner, Nathalie Dubois, Pascalle Smith, Natalie St.Amour and Rocío Urrutia

> Mechanisms of Quaternary climate change: Stability of warm phases in the past and in the future
Carlo Barbante and Hubertus Fischer

> Towards a global synthesis of the climate of the last two millennium
Louise Newman, H. Wanner and T. Kiefer

> Young scientists meet to exchange science, network and learn about PAGES
Pedro DiNezio, C. Cleroux, P. Applegate and P. Collins

> PAGES 3rd Open Science Meeting: Retrospective views on our planet's future
Thorsten Kiefer, L. Newman and L. Witton




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