Using palynology to re-assess the Dead Sea laminated sediments – Indeed varves?

the caspian sea s role in energy supply to china

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(SS13) Bridging the Gap between Palynology and Phylogeography: From Ice Core Genetics to Lakebed Sediments

Date: August 29 Place: Room 5336 (oral) Organizer: Lynn Anderson-Carpenter Contact email address: [email protected] Purpose: The merging of disparate scientific fields can provide the most exciting and challenging aspects of research. The combination can often give new results and solve long-standing questions that neither field could address alone. For example, the combination of ancient DNA ...

The Potentialities of Russia to Re-Sovereignty over the Caspian Sea

Russia after the collapsing of Soviet Union ignored and left behind the Caspian Sea for a short time due to giving preference to relationship with West. Discovery of new sources of energy in the Caspian region and the significance of the geopolitical position of this region in Europe, Asia and the Middle East and the key role that plays in the power balances in the world, also West attention sp...

Using sediments to assess the resistance of a calcareous lake to diffuse nutrient loading

The capacity of lake sediments to retain phosphorus can provide an important buffer to eutrophication. Concentrations of total phosphorus (TP) in the surface sediment of a shallow calcareous lake (Lough Carra, Ireland) varied significantly across three basins and were correlated strongly with iron and manganese, but correlated inversely with calcium carbonate. The concentrations of phosphorus i...

Elias Broman Ecology and evolution of coastal Baltic Sea ‘ dead zone ’ sediments