Unusually high volcanic productivity caused by mid-ocean ridge magmatism has resulted in
unique preservation of the Tertiary and Quaternary depositional record in Iceland, where …

Deposits from the Tjörnes Peninsula in northern Iceland enable the assessment of past
ocean currents and the influence of the nearby island. Most palaeoecological studies with …

In Þórisdalur valley, a small relict of a sedimentary body was identified in southeastern
Iceland. It probably represents a remnant of the deep, tectonically arranged paleolake (Late …

Biostratigraphical investigations of Miocene deposits from the southern North Sea Basin, the
Oligocene and Miocene of the Bahamas, and the lower Pliocene of northern Iceland …

ABSTRACT The Late Weichselian marine and glaciomarine sediments occurring in many
places along the coast of Iceland are rich in invertebrate fossils, especially mollusks and …

The fossil record provides a long‐term perspective to better understand the impacts of
species invasions in their environmental contexts. Temporal analyses of predator–prey …

A new protoperidiniacean dinoflagellate cyst species recorded from the Lower Pliocene
Serripes Zone of the Tjörnes beds in northern Iceland is formally described and its …

The Pleistocene vegetation history of Iceland is closely linked to the onset of large scale
northern hemisphere glaciations. The first regional glaciation in Iceland occurred at ca 2.5 …

Jarðlögin í Ósmel mynduðust í sjó á síðasta jökulskeiði ísaldar, fyrir um 12.600 til 10.000
árum síðan (Finnbogi Rögnvaldsson 1989). Þá var meginjökull yfir Íslandi og skriðjökull var …

This chapter deals with the systematic aspects of the molluscan and barnacle assemblages
found in the Breiðavík Group in North Iceland. They are primarily based on collections and …