Global and Planetary Change

Foreword
pp. vii-vii(1)
Author: Fard A.M.

Recognition of abrupt climate changes in clastic sedimentary environments: an introduction
pp. ix-xii(1)
Author: Fard¹ A.M.

Rapid climatic changes recorded in loess successions
pp. 1-9(9)
Authors: Vandenberghe J.; Nugteren G.

Characteristics and provenance of the loess deposits of the Gharatikan watershed in Northeast Iran
pp. 11-22(12)
Authors: Okhravi R.; Amini A.

Sedimentary effects on the expansion of a Himalayan supraglacial lake
pp. 23-34(12)
Authors: Chikita K.; Jha J.; Yamada T.

A 22,000 ¹⁴C year BP sediment and pollen record of climate change from Laguna Miscanti (23^oS), northern Chile
pp. 35-51(17)
Authors: Grosjean M.; van Leeuwen J.F.N.; van der Knaap W.O.; Geyh M.A.; Ammann B.; Tanner W.; Messerli B.; Nunez L.A.; Valero-Garces B.L.; Veit H.

Climatic versus tectonic factors in the formation of the glaciolacustrine succession (Belchatow outcrop, central Poland)
pp. 53-71(19)
Author: Gruszka B.

Rapid changes in Late Pleistocene precipitation and stream discharge determined from medium- and coarse-grained sediment in saline lakes
pp. 73-83(11)
Author: Anderson R.Y.

Fine-grained submarine fans as possible recorders of long- and short-term climatic changes
pp. 85-91(7)
Author: Bouma A.H.

Physical climate signatures in shallow- and deep-water deltas
pp. 93-106(14)
Author: Postma G.

The link between abrupt climate change and basin stratigraphy: a numerical approach
pp. 107-127(21)
Authors: Morehead M.D.; Syvitski J.P.; Hutton E.W.H.

Registration of abrupt climate changes within fluvial systems: insights from numerical modelling experiments
pp. 129-144(16)
Authors: Veldkamp A.; Tebbens L.A.

Morphology of subglacial conduit deposits: control by bedrock topography, discharge flow variation, or both? A cautionary case study: Axelsberg, Nynashamn, south central Sweden
pp. 145-161(17)
Author: Fard A.M.

Glacier surging as a control on the development of proglacial, fluvial landforms and deposits, Skei&unknown;ararsandur, Iceland
pp. 163-174(12)
Authors: Russell A.J.; Knight P.G.; Van Dijk T.A.G.P.

Thermokarst sediments and sedimentary structures, Tuktoyaktuk Coastlands, western Arctic Canada
pp. 175-192(18)
Author: Murton J.B.

Morphology and sedimentology of a giant supraglacial, ice-walled, jokulhlaup channel, Skei&unknown;ararjokull, Iceland: implications for esker genesis
pp. 193-216(24)
Authors: Russell A.J.; Knudsen O.; Fay H.; Marren P.M.; Heinz J.; Tronicke J.

Continental response to Heinrich events and Bond cycles in sedimentary record of Lake Baikal, Siberia
pp. 217-226(10)
Authors: Prokopenko A.A.; Williams D.F.; Karabanov E.B.; Khursevich G.K.

A 340,000 year record of ice rafting, palaeoclimatic fluctuations, and shelf-crossing glacial advances in the southwestern Labrador Sea
pp. 227-240(14)
Authors: Hiscott R.N.; Aksu A.E.; Mudie P.J.; Parsons D.F.

Sedimentary records of paleoenvironmental changes during the last deglaciation in the Ulleung Interplain Gap, East Sea (Sea of Japan)
pp. 241-253(13)
Authors: Bahk J.J.; Chough S.K.; Jeong K.S.; Han S.J.

Sedimentological evidence of a meandering Younger Dryas subglacial conduit: Horn, SE central Sweden
pp. 255-265(11)
Authors: Mokhtari Fard A.; Ringberg B.

Stratigraphic signatures of climatic change during the Holocene evolution of the Tigris-Euphrates delta, lower Mesopotamia
pp. 267-283(17)
Author: Aqrawi A.A.M.

Plant remains, alluvial chronology, and cave speleothem isotopes indicate abrupt Holocene climatic change at 6 ka in midwestern USA
pp. 285-291(7)
Authors: Baker R.G.; Bettis E.A.; Denniston R.F.; Gonzalez L.A.

Climatic response of Quaternary alluvial deposits in the upper Kali Gandaki valley (West Nepal)
pp. 293-302(10)
Authors: Monecke K.; Winsemann J.; Hanisch J.

Fluvial response to the Late Valdai/Holocene environmental change on the East European Plain
pp. 303-318(16)
Authors: Sidorchuk A.; Borisova O.; Panin A.

Detection of rapid climate change in Last Glacial fluvial successions in The Netherlands
pp. 319-339(21)
Authors: van Huissteden J.; Kasse C.

The fluvial system response to abrupt climate change during the last cold stage: the Upper Pleistocene River Thames fluvial succession at Ashton Keynes, UK
pp. 341-359(19)
Authors: Lewis S.G.; Maddy D.; Scaife R.G.