Quantifying denudation rates under different climatic and tectonic settings is fundamental to
understanding landscape evolution. Carbonate rocks may respond differently to climatic and …

Rock weathering is a key component of the rock cycle that transforms rocks in sediments,
soils and/or dissolves minerals to ions, and plays an important role in landforms …

There is growing concern on the survival of Mediterranean forests under the projected near-
future droughts as a result of anthropogenic climate change. Here we determine the …

The deformation of the eastern Corinth rift (Greece) is distributed along several E‐W
trending active normal faults. Here the 25‐km‐long Pisia fault experienced up to 150 cm of …

Abstract The Arabian Plateau (AP) is an Oligocene sub-horizontal regional planation
surface, extending throughout the western half of the Arabian Peninsula. Its present …

Glaciers formed in the highest mountains of Greece during the Late Pleistocene, but the
timing of glacier maxima is poorly understood. This paper presents 27 36 Cl terrestrial …

Water is one of the main agent of erosion in many environmental settings, but erosion rates
derived from beryllium-10 (10Be) suggests that a relationship between precipitation and …

Carbonate rocks are highly reactive and can have higher ratios of chemical weathering to
total denudation relative to most other rock types. Their chemical reactivity affects the first …

The rates of carbonate rock weathering affect the global carbon cycle over timescales of
hundreds to thousands of years. While field measurements show that the rate of carbonate …

This article presents the first attempt to date moraines in the Dinaric mountain karst using
cosmogenic 36 Cl surface exposure dating technique. Twenty samples were collected from …