▪ Abstract Accumulation rates of terrestrial sediment have increased in the past few million
years both on and adjacent to continents, although not everywhere. Apparently, erosion has …

This paper reviews the state of the art in the concept as well as in the application of sediment
budgets in sedimentary research. Sediments are a product of mass dispersal at the Earth …

Erosional denudation of the Alps and their role as sediment source underwent major
changes throughout the Quaternary, by repeated glaciation and deglaciation. The sediment …

Sedimentologic, stratigraphic, compositional, and structural data from four elongate basins
(< 15 km wide,> 30 km long) in the Nangqian-Yushu region of east-central Tibet (near the …

Soil erosion and land degradation are serious problems in tropical Africa, especially Sub-
Saharan Africa, where they are widely recognized as more serious problems than in non …

The influence of paleoclimate on the depositional process of lacustrine mudstone and
organic matter accumulation is important to both paleoclimate reconstruction and …

This paper presents the first comprehensive analysis of sediment and dissolved load across
an entire mountain range. We investigate patterns and rates of modern denudation of the …

Abstract In the middle Green River Formation of central Nine Mile Canyon, Uinta Basin,
Utah, several lacustrine-dominated intervals∼ 10 m thick comprise aggradational carbonate …

The Holocene lake sediment records are critical indicators of past global change studies.
This study attempts to reconstruct soil erosion rates (SERs) quantitatively based on lake …

Lake systems are the largest integrated depositional complexes in the continental realm:
modern lakes have areas up to 374,000 km2, and ancient lake strata extend up to 300,000 …