In this investigation special attention was paid to phytosociological aspects. The period in which the layers were formed could be dated as extending from the beginning of the Atlanticum to the present day. Radio-carbon dating is necessary, however, in order to obtain more precise results. It is not excluded that transgressions have influenced the succession. More investigations are necessary to complete our image of the holocene development of this area
AbstractThe infill of an abandoned branch of the small river Vlootbeek, a tributary of the Meuse, re...
On the strongly karstified and almost unvegetated surface of the Zugspitzplatt, at an altitude of ab...
An analysis of ecological groups has been performed on the, Dutch Holocene palaeobotanical record ex...
A stacked aeolian sequence with intercalated soils is presented from the southern Netherlands, which...
Plaggen agriculture was the dominant land use system in the Pleistocene cover sand area of Northwest...
A unique complex of multiphased Holocene drift sands and paleosols, with at least two lacustrine pha...
Channel deposits of two cut and fill cycles in swampy deposits from the eastern Free State contain o...
A unique complex of multiphased Holocene drift sands and paleosols, with at least two lacustrine pha...
Plaggic agriculture was the dominant land use system on Pleistocene sandy soils in Northwest Europe ...
Plaggic agriculture was the dominant land use system on Pleistocene sandy soils in Northwest Europe ...
Bibliography: p. 155-175.Palynological analysis of organic sediments from a freshwater lake near Por...
Pollen analysis provides a powerful tool for understanding past human activity and its impact on the...
The infill of abandoned river channels is the main information source on postglacial vegetation and ...
Abstract: Several sedimenit cores ai-ounid the coastal lake of Verlorenvlei, Westem Cape, have thus ...
A sand dune at the “Warandeduinen-Speelbos” in the municipality of Wetteren (province of East Flande...
AbstractThe infill of an abandoned branch of the small river Vlootbeek, a tributary of the Meuse, re...
On the strongly karstified and almost unvegetated surface of the Zugspitzplatt, at an altitude of ab...
An analysis of ecological groups has been performed on the, Dutch Holocene palaeobotanical record ex...
A stacked aeolian sequence with intercalated soils is presented from the southern Netherlands, which...
Plaggen agriculture was the dominant land use system in the Pleistocene cover sand area of Northwest...
A unique complex of multiphased Holocene drift sands and paleosols, with at least two lacustrine pha...
Channel deposits of two cut and fill cycles in swampy deposits from the eastern Free State contain o...
A unique complex of multiphased Holocene drift sands and paleosols, with at least two lacustrine pha...
Plaggic agriculture was the dominant land use system on Pleistocene sandy soils in Northwest Europe ...
Plaggic agriculture was the dominant land use system on Pleistocene sandy soils in Northwest Europe ...
Bibliography: p. 155-175.Palynological analysis of organic sediments from a freshwater lake near Por...
Pollen analysis provides a powerful tool for understanding past human activity and its impact on the...
The infill of abandoned river channels is the main information source on postglacial vegetation and ...
Abstract: Several sedimenit cores ai-ounid the coastal lake of Verlorenvlei, Westem Cape, have thus ...
A sand dune at the “Warandeduinen-Speelbos” in the municipality of Wetteren (province of East Flande...
AbstractThe infill of an abandoned branch of the small river Vlootbeek, a tributary of the Meuse, re...
On the strongly karstified and almost unvegetated surface of the Zugspitzplatt, at an altitude of ab...
An analysis of ecological groups has been performed on the, Dutch Holocene palaeobotanical record ex...