Abstract The Danube River drainage basin is the second largest river catchment in Europe
and contains a significant and extensive region of thick loess deposits that preserve a record …

Loess deposits are recorders of aeolian activity during past glaciations. Since the size
distribution of loess deposits depends on distance to the dust source, and environmental …

Abstract The European Alps and their forelands provide a range of different archives and
climate proxies for develo** climate records in the time interval 60–8 thousand years (ka) …

Abstract In Northern France the loess cover from the Last glacial (Weichselian) is
represented by a semi-continuous mantle up to 8 m in thickness in the best localities such as …

The complex interplay of dust sedimentation, pedogenesis, and erosion/reworking in the
formation of loess-paleosol sequences (LPS) challenges paleoenvironmental proxies. Here …

In this study we provide a correlative age model for last glacial loess at the Rasova-Valea cu
Pietre site in the Lower Danube region, based on the correlation of palaeoenvironmental …

In this paper, we are presenting a revised chronology of the best developed, longest (100 m)
LPS in Hungary dating back 1.1 Ma: borehole Udvari-2A. It is based on a non-tuned age …

We present sequential oxygen isotope records (δ18Ophosphate vs. VSMOW) of horse tooth
enamel phosphate of six individuals from two adjacent Palaeolithic sites in Lower Austria …

Abstract In Central and Eastern Europe, research has been focused on loess associated
with a plateau-setting, which preserves distinct and well-developed loess and palaeosol …

Based on a W–E transect through the northern loess regions of Austria,
palaeoenvironmental studies were carried out in three loess–palaeosol sequences …