Secondary succession is threatening many species of open habitats in north-western
Europe. This problem has caused an intense debate over whether the present-natural …

During the Eemian interglacial 130–115 ka BP, the hydrology of the Baltic Sea was
significantly different from the Holocene. A pathway between the Baltic basin and the …

We present high resolution pollen, dinocyst and isotopic data for the Last Interglacial
complex from marine core MD952042 (southwestern margin of the Iberian Peninsula; 37° …

Libby Robin has carved a successful academic career for herself as an environmental
historian of Australia, whilst serving as a Research Fellow at the acclaimed Centre for …

Water level changes result from a variety of geological, biological or climatic processes.
Many of these changes occur over long periods of time; however, some may be rapid or …

Climatically dependent environmental changes and the advance and retreat of glaciers
have controlled the development of sedimentary successions in Denmark during the Middle …

Investigating the processes that led to the end of the last interglacial period is relevant for
understanding how our ongoing interglacial will end, which has been a matter of much …

Palynologically dated mollusc and cirriped faunas from a region extending from the North
Sea through the Baltic and Karelia to the Arkhangelsk region show that the hydrography of …

Knowledge of the morphology, taxonomy, physiology, ecology and palaeoecology of the
filamentous freshwater diatom Aulacoseira subarctica (O. Müller) Haworth is reviewed from …

Abstract The last interglacial period (127–110 kyr ago) has been considered to be an
analogue to the present interglacial period, the Holocene, which may help us to understand …