Global and Planetary Change

The global carbon cycle and its changes over glacial-interglacial cycles
pp. vii-viii(1)
Authors: Francois L.; Faure H.; Probst J.-L.

Carbon cycle during the last 315,000 years: reconstruction from a marine carbon cycle model
pp. 1-13(13)
Authors: Ikeda T.; Tajika E.; Tada R.

Glacial-interglacial carbonate preservation records in the Nordic Seas
pp. 15-28(14)
Authors: Helmke J.P.; Bauch H.A.

Carbon flux during the last interglacial cycle in the inner continental shelf of the South China Sea off Hong Kong
pp. 29-45(17)
Authors: Yim W.W.-S.; Chan L.S.; Hsieh M.; Philp R.P.; Ridley Thomas W.N.

The coastal oasis: ice age springs on emerged continental shelves
pp. 47-56(10)
Authors: Faure H.; Walter R.C.; Grant D.R.

A mass balance of carbon stable isotopes in an organic-rich methane-producing lacustrine sediment (Lake Bled, Slovenia)
pp. 57-72(16)
Authors: Ogrinc N.; Lojen S.; Faganeli J.

A revised high-resolution oxygen-isotope chronology for ODP-668B: implications for Quaternary biomass burning in Africa
pp. 73-76(4)
Authors: Bird M.I.; Cali J.A.

Mapping the total organic carbon in the soils of the Congo
pp. 77-93(17)
Authors: Schwartz D.; Namri M.

Carbon isotopes in charcoal and soils in studies of paleovegetation and climate changes during the late Pleistocene and the Holocene in the southeast and centerwest regions of Brazil
pp. 95-106(12)
Authors: Gouveia S.E.M.; Pessenda L.C.R.; Aravena R.; Boulet R.; Scheel-Ybert R.; Bendassoli J.A.; Ribeiro A.S.; Freitas H.A.

Carbon storage increases by major forest ecosystems in tropical South America since the Last Glacial Maximum and the early Holocene
pp. 107-116(10)
Author: Behling H.

Biospheric carbon stocks reconstructed at the Last Glacial Maximum: comparison between general circulation models using prescribed and computed sea surface temperatures
pp. 117-138(22)
Authors: Otto D.; Rasse D.; Kaplan J.; Warnant P.; Francois L.

Modelled glacial and non-glacial HCO₃^-, Si and Ge fluxes since the LGM: little potential for impact on atmospheric CO₂ concentrations and a potential proxy of continental chemical erosion, the marine Ge/Si ratio
pp. 139-153(15)
Authors: Jones I.W.; Munhoven G.; Tranter M.; Huybrechts P.; Sharp M.J.

Glacial-interglacial changes of continental weathering: estimates of the related CO₂ and HCO₃^- flux variations and their uncertainties
pp. 155-176(22)
Author: Munhoven G.

Role of karstic dissolution in global carbon cycle
pp. 177-184(8)
Author: Gombert P.

Carbon degassing from the lithosphere
pp. 185-203(19)
Authors: Morner N.-A.; Etiope G.