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1 A comparison of GCM-simulated and observed mean January and July precipitation Legates, David R.
 1992
 82-83 4 p. 345-363
19 p.
 artikel
2 A comparison of simulated monsoon circulations and snow accumulation in Asia during the mid-Holocene and at the Last Glacial Maximum Bush, Andrew B.G.
 2002
 82-83 4 p. 331-347
17 p.
 artikel
3 Active crustal deformation beyond the SE margin of the Tibetan Plateau: Constraints from the evolution of fluvial systems Westaway, Rob
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 395-417
23 p.
 artikel
4 A data-based re-appraisal of the terrestrial carbon budget at the last glacial maximum Van Campo, E.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 189-201
13 p.
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5 Aminostratigraphy of Middle and Late Pleistocene deposits in The Netherlands and the southern part of the North Sea Basin Meijer, T.
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 326-345
20 p.
 artikel
6 A multitracer study of peat profiles from Tunguska, Siberia Tositti, L.
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 278-289
12 p.
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7 A new, detailed ice-age oxygen-18 record from the ice-sheet margin in central West Greenland Reeh, Niels
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 373-383
11 p.
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8 A peat core based estimate of Late-glacial and Holocene methane emissions from northern peatlands Steinmann, P.
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 233-239
7 p.
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9 A physical mechanism for the Atlantic–Pacific flow reversal in the early Miocene Omta, Anne Willem
 2003
 82-83 4 p. 265-276
12 p.
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10 A phytolith index as a proxy of tree cover density in tropical areas: calibration with Leaf Area Index along a forest–savanna transect in southeastern Cameroon Bremond, Laurent
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 277-293
17 p.
 artikel
11 A preliminary estimate of changing calcrete carbon storage on land since the Last Glacial Maximum Adams, J.M.
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 243-256
14 p.
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12 A Quaternary uplift record for the Auckland region, North Island, New Zealand, based on marine and fluvial terraces Claessens, L.
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 383-394
12 p.
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13 A review of the Si cycle in the modern ocean: recent progress and missing gaps in the application of biogenic opal as a paleoproductivity proxy Ragueneau, O
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 317-365
49 p.
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14 A sensitivity study of changes in Earth's rotation rate with an atmospheric general circulation model Jenkins, Gregory S.
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 141-154
14 p.
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15 A sensitivity study of the role of continental location and area on Paleozoic climate Hauglustaine, D.A.
 1992
 82-83 4 p. 311-323
13 p.
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16 Assessment of NCAR general circulation model precipitation in comparison with observations Schultz, Peter
 1992
 82-83 4 p. 269-310
42 p.
 artikel
17 A study on the effects of seismicity on subsidence in foreland basins: An application to the Venice area Carminati, Eugenio
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 237-250
14 p.
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18 Author Index, Volume 36 2003
 82-83 4 p. 307-308
2 p.
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19 Author Index, Volume 53 2006
 82-83 4 p. 299-301
3 p.
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20 Author Index, Volume 48 2005
 82-83 4 p. 317-318
2 p.
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21 Author Index, Volume 45 2005
 82-83 4 p. 343-345
3 p.
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22 A vast Eemian palaeolake in Southern Jordan (29°N) Petit-Maire, N.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 368-373
6 p.
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23 Biotic enhancement of weathering and surface temperatures on earth since the origin of life Schwartzman, David W.
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 357-371
15 p.
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24 “Borehole temperatures, climate change and pre-observational surface air temperature mean: Allowance for hydraulic conditions” by Louise Bodri and Vladimir Cermak Ferguson, Grant
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 313-314
2 p.
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25 Borehole temperatures, climate change and the pre-observational surface air temperature mean: allowance for hydraulic conditions Bodri, Louise
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 265-276
12 p.
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26 Calculation and visualisation of future glacier extent in the Swiss Alps by means of hypsographic modelling Paul, F.
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 343-357
15 p.
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27 Carbon redox and climate control through earth history: A speculative reconstruction Worsley, Thomas R.
 1989
 82-83 4 p. 259-282
24 p.
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28 Cenozoic vegetation, climate changes and hominid evolution in tropical Africa Bonnefille, Raymonde
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 390-411
22 p.
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29 Changes in the lower limit of mountain permafrost between 1973 and 2004 in the Khumbu Himal, the Nepal Himalayas Fukui, Kotaro
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 251-256
6 p.
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30 Changes of major terrestrial ecosystems in China since 1960 Yue, Tian Xiang
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 287-302
16 p.
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31 Charophytes as bio-indicators for lake level high stand at “Trou au Natron”, Tibesti, Chad, during the Late Pleistocene Soulié-Märsche, I.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 334-340
7 p.
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32 Climate catastrophes Budyko, Mikhail
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 281-288
8 p.
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33 Climate change and human occupation in the Southern Arabian lowlands during the last deglaciation and the Holocene Lézine, Anne-Marie
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 412-428
17 p.
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34 Climate change and recent water level variability in Patagonian proglacial lakes, Argentina Pasquini, Andrea I.
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 290-298
9 p.
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35 Climate change as a draw bridge between Africa and the Middle East Issar, Arie S.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 451-454
4 p.
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36 Climate change of the last millennium inferred from borehole temperatures: regional patterns of climatic changes in the Czech Republic — Part III Bodri, L.
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 225-235
11 p.
 artikel
37 Climate Change Policy: Facts, Issues and Analysis, by Catrinus J. Jepma and Mohan Munasinghe, Cambridge University Press (Cambridge, UK; New York, US; Melbourne, Australia), 1998, 349 pp., hardback: $74.95 (ISBN 0-521-59314-x), paperback: $29.95 (ISBN 0-521-59688-2). Hoffert, Marty
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 237-239
3 p.
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38 Climate changes detected through the world's longest sea level series Ekman, Martin
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 215-224
10 p.
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39 Climate sensitivity to changes in land surface characteristics Sewall, Jacob O
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 445-465
21 p.
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40 Climates of the world Essenwanger, O.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 250-251
2 p.
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41 Climatic change and the mediterranean Guilcher, André
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 249-250
2 p.
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42 Climatic evolution and control on carbonate deposition in northeast Australia Feary, David A.
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 341-361
21 p.
 artikel
43 Climatic pacing of Mediterranean fire histories from lake sedimentary microcharcoal Turner, R.
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 317-324
8 p.
 artikel
44 Combining charcoal and elemental black carbon analysis in sedimentary archives: Implications for past fire regimes, the pyrogenic carbon cycle, and the human–climate interactions Thevenon, Florian
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 381-389
9 p.
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45 Comment on “Estimating future sea level change from past records” by Nils-Axel Mörner Nerem, R.S.
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 358-360
3 p.
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46 Comment on “Rivers, runoff, and reefs” by McLaughlin et al. [Global Planetary Change 39 (2003) 191–199] Macdonald, I.A.
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 333-337
5 p.
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47 Comments on “The significance of coral reefs as global carbon sinks—response to greenhouse” by D.W. Kinsey and D. Hopley Gaffin, Stuart R
 1992
 82-83 4 p. 365-367
3 p.
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48 Contents Volume 2009
 82-83 4 p. 232-233
2 p.
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49 Contents Volume 36, 2003 2003
 82-83 4 p. 309-310
2 p.
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50 Contents volume 2009
 82-83 4 p. 418-419
2 p.
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51 Contents Volume 32, 2002 2002
 82-83 4 p. 377-378
2 p.
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52 Contents Volume 63 2008
 82-83 4 p. 353-354
2 p.
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53 Contents volume 11, 1995/1996 1996
 82-83 4 p. 223-
1 p.
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54 Contents Volume 53 2006
 82-83 4 p. 302-303
2 p.
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55 Contents Volume 45, 2005 2005
 82-83 4 p. 347-348
2 p.
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56 Contents Volume 48 2005
 82-83 4 p. 319-320
2 p.
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57 Contents Volume 55 2007
 82-83 4 p. 361-362
2 p.
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58 Contents volume 75, 1988/1989 1989
 82-83 4 p. 343-
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59 Contents volume 3, 1990/1991 1991
 82-83 4 p. 413-414
2 p.
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60 Contents volume 90, 1991 1991
 82-83 4 p. 413-415
3 p.
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61 Contents volume 8, 1993 1993
 82-83 4 p. 253-
1 p.
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62 Contents volume 97, 1991/1992 1992
 82-83 4 p. 369-
1 p.
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63 Continental European Eemian and early Würmian climate evolution: comparing signals using different quantitative reconstruction approaches based on pollen Klotz, Stefan
 2003
 82-83 4 p. 277-294
18 p.
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64 Coral Sr/Ca and Mg/Ca records in Con Dao Island off the Mekong Delta: Assessment of their potential for monitoring ENSO and East Asian monsoon Mitsuguchi, Takehiro
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 341-352
12 p.
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65 Desert margins near the Chinese Loess Plateau during the mid-Holocene and at the Last Glacial Maximum: a model–data intercomparison Bush, Andrew B.G.
 2002
 82-83 4 p. 361-374
14 p.
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66 Development of early Eocene warm climates, as inferred from clay mineral variations in oceanic sediments Robert, Christian
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 315-331
17 p.
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67 Discussion 1999
 82-83 4 p. 289-290
2 p.
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68 Dynamics of carbon storage in phytomass and soil humus in Northern Eurasia during the last climatic macrocycle Velichko, A.A.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 257-264
8 p.
 artikel
69 Eccentricity cycles shown by early Pleistocene planktonic foraminifers of the Omma Formation, Sea of Japan Kitamura, Akihisa
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 273-283
11 p.
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70 Economics, ethics, and climate policy: framing the debate Howarth, Richard B.
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 187-199
13 p.
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71 Ecosystem structure and growth of the African savanna Harris, Judith
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 231-248
18 p.
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72 EOS science priorities for physical climate and hydrology: key measurements Barron, Eric
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 253-278
26 p.
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73 Erratum 1999
 82-83 4 p. 291-295
5 p.
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74 Estimation of the energy used to melt snow in the Tien Shan mountains and Japanese Islands Aizen, Vladimir
 2002
 82-83 4 p. 349-359
11 p.
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75 European Forests And Global Changes edited by Paul Jarvis. Cambridge University Press, 1998. ISBN 0-521-58478-7, 380 pp. £60.00 Henderson-Sellers, A.
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 239-240
2 p.
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76 Examining the sensitivity of Earth's climate to the removal of ozone, landmasses and enhanced ocean heat transport in the GENESIS global climate model Jenkins, Gregory S
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 257-279
23 p.
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77 Field reconnaissance of the Anti-Atlas coastline, Morocco: Fluvial and marine evidence for Late Cenozoic uplift Westaway, Rob
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 297-310
14 p.
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78 Fluvial sequences as evidence for landscape and climatic evolution in the Late Cenozoic: A synthesis of data from IGCP 518 Westaway, Rob
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 237-253
17 p.
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79 Geochemical and stratigraphic evidence of environmental change at Lynch's Crater, Queensland, Australia Muller, Joanne
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 269-277
9 p.
 artikel
80 Geologic setting of the Abdur Archaeological Site on the Red Sea coast of Eritrea, Africa Buffler, Richard T.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 429-450
22 p.
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81 Geomorphic change in high mountains: a western Himalayan perspective Bishop, Michael P.
 2002
 82-83 4 p. 311-329
19 p.
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82 Glacial-interglacial mean sea level pressure change due to sea level, ice sheet and atmospheric mass changes Mélières, Marie-Antoinette
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 333-340
8 p.
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83 Global climatic changes during the Devonian-Mississippian: Stable isotope biogeochemistry of brachiopods Brand, Uwe
 1989
 82-83 4 p. 311-329
19 p.
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84 Global climatic changes in water and heat transfer-accumulation processes Cadet, Daniel L.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 335-336
2 p.
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85 Global coastal hazards from future sea level rise Gornitz, Vivien
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 379-398
20 p.
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86 Global CO2-consumption by chemical weathering: What is the contribution of highly active weathering regions? Hartmann, Jens
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 185-194
10 p.
 artikel
87 Greenhouse-gas-induced climatic change: A critical appraisal of simulations and observations North, G.R.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 251-252
2 p.
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88 Heavy metals in bog waters: An alternative way to assess atmospheric precipitation quality? Bragazza, Luca
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 290-298
9 p.
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89 History of the Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet since the early Pliocene—Evidence from cosmogenic dating of Pliocene lavas on James Ross Island, Antarctica Johnson, Joanne S.
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 205-213
9 p.
 artikel
90 Holocene environmental changes in Mongolia: A review An, Cheng-Bang
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 283-289
7 p.
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91 Hugues Faure, 1928–2003 Faure-Denard, Liliane
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 248-256
9 p.
 artikel
92 Impacts of climate change on the Senegalese coastal zones: Examples of the Cap Vert peninsula and Saloum estuary Niang, Isabelle
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 294-301
8 p.
 artikel
93 Implications of new Quaternary uplift models for correlation between the Middle and Upper Thames terrace sequences, UK Bridgland, D.R.
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 346-356
11 p.
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94 Index 1999
 82-83 4 p. 241-242
2 p.
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95 Index 2000
 82-83 4 p. 467-469
3 p.
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96 Index 1999
 82-83 4 p. 303-304
2 p.
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97 Index 1999
 82-83 4 p. 297-301
5 p.
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98 Integrated regional assessment of global climatic change: lessons from the Mackenzie Basin Impact Study (MBIS) Cohen, Stewart J.
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 179-185
7 p.
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99 Interannual sea level variability in the South China Sea and its response to ENSO Rong, Zengrui
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 257-272
16 p.
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100 Introduction Owen, Lewis A.
 2002
 82-83 4 p. 289-
1 p.
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101 Investigating the mechanisms leading to the deglaciation of past continental northern hemisphere ice sheets with the CLIMBER–GREMLINS coupled model Charbit, Sylvie
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 253-273
21 p.
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102 Isotope refinement of late Holocene climatic oscillations in the northern coast of Senegal Fall, Mamadou
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 331-333
3 p.
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103 Jaroslav Tyráček — A dedication Westaway, Rob
 2009
 82-83 4 p. v-
1 p.
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104 Lake Malawi sediment and pore water chemistry: Proposition of a conceptual model for stratification intensification since the end of the Little Ice Age Branchu, Philippe
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 321-330
10 p.
 artikel
105 Large ground surface temperature changes of the last three centuries inferred from borehole temperatures in the Southern Canadian Prairies, Saskatchewan Majorowicz, Jacek A
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 227-241
15 p.
 artikel
106 Late Cenozoic fluvial development within the Sea of Azov and Black Sea coastal plains Matoshko, A.
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 270-287
18 p.
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107 Late Pleistocene depositional cycles of the Lapis Tiburtinus travertine (Tivoli, Central Italy): Possible influence of climate and fault activity Faccenna, Claudio
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 299-308
10 p.
 artikel
108 Late Quaternary climates and environments of the Edwards Plateau, Texas Toomey III, Rickard S.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 299-320
22 p.
 artikel
109 Long and short-time scale climatic variability in the last 5500years in Africa according to modern and fossil diatoms from Lake Ossa (Western Cameroon) Nguetsop, Victor François
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 356-367
12 p.
 artikel
110 Microseepage in drylands: Flux and implications in the global atmospheric source/sink budget of methane Etiope, Giuseppe
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 265-274
10 p.
 artikel
111 Milankovitch rhythms in the Cretaceous: A GCM modelling study Park, Jeffrey
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 329-355
27 p.
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112 Mired in the past — looking to the future: Geochemistry of peat and the analysis of past environmental changes Bindler, Richard
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 209-221
13 p.
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113 Modeling the interannual variability and trends in gross and net primary productivity of tropical forests from 1982 to 1999 Ichii, Kazuhito
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 274-286
13 p.
 artikel
114 Modeling the 100-kyr glacial–interglacial cycles Berger, A.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 275-281
7 p.
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115 Multisector economic models for analyzing global climate change Rose, Adam
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 201-221
21 p.
 artikel
116 On the nature of the ice cap on the Tibetan Plateau during the late Quaternary Gupta, S.K.
 1992
 82-83 4 p. 339-343
5 p.
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117 Permafrost and climatic change in China Jin, Huijun
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 387-404
18 p.
 artikel
118 Pliocene–Quaternary fluvial and aeolian records in the Souss Basin, southwest Morocco: A geomorphological model Aït Hssaine, Ali
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 288-296
9 p.
 artikel
119 Potential of submarine-cave sediments and oxygen isotope composition of cavernicolous micro-bivalve as a late Holocene paleoenvironmental record Kitamura, Akihisa
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 301-316
16 p.
 artikel
120 Pre-industrial-potential and Last Glacial Maximum global vegetation simulated with a coupled climate-biosphere model: diagnosis of bioclimatic relationships Crucifix, Michel
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 295-312
18 p.
 artikel
121 Present and near-future global sea-level changes Pirazzoli, Paolo Antonio
 1989
 82-83 4 p. 241-258
18 p.
 artikel
122 Preservation by basalt of a staircase of latest Pliocene terraces of the River Murat in eastern Turkey: Evidence for rapid uplift of the eastern Anatolian Plateau Demir, Tuncer
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 254-269
16 p.
 artikel
123 Primary production of Inner Mongolia, China, between 1982 and 1999 estimated by a satellite data-driven light use efficiency model Brogaard, Sara
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 313-332
20 p.
 artikel
124 Quaternary and Tertiary microfossils from beneath Ice Stream B: Evidence for a dynamic West Antarctic Ice Sheet history Scherer, Reed P.
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 395-412
18 p.
 artikel
125 Quaternary climatic changes in the Alpine foreland — New observation and new conclusions Šibrava, Vladimír
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 374-380
7 p.
 artikel
126 Quaternary global change: Review and issues Probst, Jean-Luc
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 247-
1 p.
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127 Quaternary uplift of northern England Westaway, Rob
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 357-382
26 p.
 artikel
128 Random walk expectancies for recent global climate, and in an enhanced Greenhouse warming Gordon, Adrian H.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 181-188
8 p.
 artikel
129 Recent organic matter accumulation in relation to some climatic factors in ombrotrophic peat bogs near heavy metal emission sources in Finland Ukonmaanaho, L.
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 259-268
10 p.
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130 Remote sensing of the land biosphere and biogeochemistry in the EOS era: science priorities, methods and implementation—EOS land biosphere and biogeochemical cycles panels Sellers, Piers
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 279-297
19 p.
 artikel
131 Reply to Dr. Ferguson Bodri, Louise
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 315-316
2 p.
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132 Reply to the comments of Macdonald et al. on "Rivers runoff and reefs" [Global and Planetary Change 39 (2003) 191–199] McLaughlin, C.J.
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 339-341
3 p.
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133 Response of a global climate model to a thirty percent reduction of the solar constant Walsh, Kevin J.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 219-230
12 p.
 artikel
134 Scenarios of land cover in China Yue, Tian Xiang
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 317-342
26 p.
 artikel
135 Sea level changes during the last and present interglacials in Sal Island (Cape Verde archipelago) Zazo, C.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 302-317
16 p.
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136 Sea level forcing in the Mediterranean Sea between 1960 and 2000 Tsimplis, Michael
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 325-332
8 p.
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137 Secular glacier mass balances derived from cumulative glacier length changes Hoelzle, M
 2003
 82-83 4 p. 295-306
12 p.
 artikel
138 Sediment and particulate organic carbon fluxes in various lacustrine basins of tropical Africa and in the Gulf of Guinea Giresse, P.
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 341-355
15 p.
 artikel
139 Simulated responses of Pinus halepensis forest productivity to climatic change and CO2 increase using a statistical model Rathgeber, Cyrille
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 405-421
17 p.
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140 Simulations of water resource environmental changes in China during the last 20000 years by a regional climate model Zheng, Y.Q.
 2007
 82-83 4 p. 284-300
17 p.
 artikel
141 Solar Minima, Earth's rotation and Little Ice Ages in the past and in the future Mörner, Nils-Axel
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 282-293
12 p.
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142 Sources and distribution of trace elements in Estonian peat Orru, Hans
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 249-258
10 p.
 artikel
143 Southern Ocean biogeochemical impact on the tropical ocean: Stable isotope records from the Pacific for the past 25,000 years Loubere, Paul
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 333-340
8 p.
 artikel
144 Surface and deep water response to rapid climate changes at the Western Iberian Margin Schönfeld, Joachim
 2003
 82-83 4 p. 237-264
28 p.
 artikel
145 Testing the effects of ocean heat transport on climate Covey, Curt
 1989
 82-83 4 p. 331-341
11 p.
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146 The Acridian plagues, a new Holocene and Pleistocene palaeoclimatic indicator Meco, Joaquín
 2010
 82-83 4 p. 318-320
3 p.
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147 The effect of climate change on carbon in Canadian peatlands Tarnocai, Charles
 2006
 82-83 4 p. 222-232
11 p.
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148 The effect of human activity on radiative forcing of climate change: a review of recent developments Shine, Keith P
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 205-225
21 p.
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149 The effect of submerged plateaux on Pleistocene gyral circulation and sea-surface temperatures in the Southwest Pacific Hayward, Bruce W.
 2008
 82-83 4 p. 309-316
8 p.
 artikel
150 The effect of vegetation in a climate model simulation on the Younger Dryas Renssen, H.
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 423-443
21 p.
 artikel
151 The effects of reduced land fraction and solar forcing on the general circulation: results from the NCAR CCM Jenkins, Gregory S.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 321-333
13 p.
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152 The fluvial record in the Czech Republic: A review in the context of IGCP 518 Tyráček, Jaroslav
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 311-325
15 p.
 artikel
153 The glacial–interglacial paradox: the relation between the global means of sea level and sea surface temperature Bye, John A.T.
 1999
 82-83 4 p. 197-213
17 p.
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154 The Greenland ice sheet and greenhouse warming Huybrechts, Philippe
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 399-412
14 p.
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155 The Greenland ice sheet through the last glacial-interglacial cycle Letréguilly, Anne
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 385-394
10 p.
 artikel
156 The hydrological signal of the Perito Moreno Glacier damming of Lake Argentino (southern Andean Patagonia): the connection to climate anomalies Depetris, P.J
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 367-374
8 p.
 artikel
157 The natural latitudinal distribution of atmospheric CO2 Taylor, John A
 2000
 82-83 4 p. 375-386
12 p.
 artikel
158 The net carbon drawdown of small scale afforestation from satellite observations Montenegro, Alvaro
 2009
 82-83 4 p. 195-204
10 p.
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159 The policy relevance of global environmental change research Yarnal, Brent
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 167-175
9 p.
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160 The quality of rivers: From pristine stage to global pollution Meybeck, Michel
 1989
 82-83 4 p. 283-309
27 p.
 artikel
161 The relation between productivity and temperature in the Pliocene North Atlantic at the onset of northern hemisphere glaciation: a palynological study Versteegh, Gerard J.M.
 1996
 82-83 4 p. 155-165
11 p.
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162 The response of the African summer monsoon to remote and local forcing due to precession and obliquity Tuenter, E.
 2003
 82-83 4 p. 219-235
17 p.
 artikel
163 Thermosteric sea level rise for the past 50 years; comparison with tide gauges and inference on water mass contribution Lombard, Alix
 2005
 82-83 4 p. 303-312
10 p.
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164 The significance of coral reefs as global carbon sinks— response to Greenhouse Kinsey, D.W.
 1991
 82-83 4 p. 363-377
15 p.
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165 Three-dimensional modelling of Quaternary fluvial dynamics in a climo-tectonic dependent system. A case study of the Maas record (Maastricht, The Netherlands) Veldkamp, A.
 1993
 82-83 4 p. 203-218
16 p.
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166 Underground temperature fields and changing climate: evidence from Cuba Čermák, Vladimír
 1992
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167 Use of 206Pb/207Pb ratios to investigate the surface integrity of peat cores used to study the recent depositional history and geochemical behaviour of inorganic elements in peat bogs Farmer, J.G.
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168 Variability and teleconnectivity of northeast monsoon rainfall over India Nayagam, Lorna R.
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169 Variability of observed temperature-derived climate indices in the Arctic Matthes, Heidrun
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170 Variations in the influence of riverine discharge on the Kara Sea during the last deglaciation and the Holocene Polyak, L.
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171 World atlas of holocene sea-level changes Andrews, John T.
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