Journal articles
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in "Paleomonsoon Variations and Terrestrial Environmental Change", a special issue comprising 18 articles based on papers presented by internationally renown quaternarists at the Berlin (1995) and Siwa (1997) "Paleomonsoons" meetings. It is a contribution to the Paleomonsoons Project of INQUA and PAGES, in coordination with several other international programmes such as the Pole-Equator-Pole Transects (PEP I–III), the International Decade of East African Lakes (IDEAL) and the Paleoclimate Modelling Intercomparison Project (PMIP).
This article appears in the special issue "Rapid-Warming Project", which outlines some key findings from the project informally known as the "Rapid-Warming Project", the goal of which is to assess the qualitative and quantitative responses of various groups of organisms to rapid climatic changes in the past.
This article appears in the special issue "Rapid-Warming Project", which outlines some key findings from the project informally known as the "Rapid-Warming Project", the goal of which is to assess the qualitative and quantitative responses of various groups of organisms to rapid climatic changes in the past.
This article appears in the special issue "Rapid-Warming Project", which outlines some key findings from the project informally known as the "Rapid-Warming Project", the goal of which is to assess the qualitative and quantitative responses of various groups of organisms to rapid climatic changes in the past.