The increasing use of magnetic parameters as a proxy for environmental change necessitates the understanding of processes that link magnetic properties of sediments, especially organic-rich lake sediments, and environmental change. To explore the magnetic mineralpaleoenvironment link, we have recovered a 14,000 yr mineral-magnetic record fromWhite Lake, a hardwater lake containing organicrich s...

Experimental scallop fishing was carried out using towed commercial dredges on sediments deposited by unattached coralline algae in order to quantify their sensitivity to damage from current fishing practices. These biogenic sediments are patchily distributed in European coastal waters (to -30 m depth around the UK and to -120 m in the Mediterranean) and are of international conservation import...

world's coastlines are the most dynamic natural environments and diverse extraordinary and unique processes are active in this area. one of results of these processes is the formation and evolution of alluvial fans and delta. the studied areas include hormoz strait coastal, shour, jalaby and hassan-langi river delta which in the form of a strip with a varying width covers the areas from th...

Detailed magnetostratigraphic studies of Late Neogene siliciclastic sediments of the Awatere Group, South Island, New Zealand (41°45'S, 174°05'E) have revealed a wide range of palaeomagnetic behaviour. Examination of rock magnetic properties was undertaken using conventional palaeomagnetic techniques and thermomagnetic, X-ray diffraction and electron microprobe analyses. These analyses indicate...

Baltic Sea deep water and sediments hold one of the largest anthropogenically induced hypoxic areas in the world. High nutrient input and low water exchange result in eutrophication and oxygen depletion below the halocline. As a consequence at Landsort Deep, the deepest point of the Baltic Sea, anoxia in the sediments has been a persistent condition over the past decades. Given that microbial c...

Introduction Thousands of chemical substances, including toxic, persistent, bioaccumulative substances (TPBS), are produced and used world-wide annually 1 . These volatile and semivolatile TPBS may be transported by air both in gaseous phase and adsorbed to atmospheric particles 2 prior to deposition in soil and water. Due to the grasshopper effect, TPBS released may evaporate in warmer climate...

Stanley, Daniel Jean. The Saint-Antonin Conglomerate in the Maritime Alps: A Model for Coarse Sedimentation on a Submarine Slope. Smithsonian Contributions to the Marine Sciences, number 5, 25 pages, 12 figures, 1 table, 1980.— The Upper Eocene to Lower Oligocene Saint-Antonin Conglomerate, a formation more than 1000 m thick well exposed in the French Maritime Alps, about 30 km north of the Med...

introduction the khoshk river is originated from golestan and ghalat highlands and flow in a northwest and southeast direction. after traversing a short distance it covers golestan and dukohak from the right and the ghasr ghomshe tributary from the left. then, in a direct cross from the middle of shiraz metro police, it will divide it into half in south and east and at the end it will pour into...