This review provides a synthesis of the evolution of the Pyrenees since~ 84 Ma and is
uniquely focused on analysing jointly and comparatively its peripheral pro-foreland, retro …

This work analyses the chronology of fluvial terrace sequences of the two most important
fluvial basins from central Spain draining to the Atlantic Ocean (Upper Tagus and Duero …

Rivers are the great shapers of terrestrial landscapes. Very few points on Earth above sea
level do not lie within a drainage basin. Even points distant from the nearest channel are …

Freshwater mussels (Bivalvia: Unionoida) play an important role in freshwater habitats as
ecosystem engineers of the water environment. Duck mussel Anodonta anatina is widely …

The 120 km-longTêt River flows out of the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean. By displaying a
mappable sequence of Quaternary alluvial units between the Pleistocene frontal moraines …

Much research, especially within the framework of the Fluvial Archives Group, has focused
on river response to climate change in mid-latitude non-glaciated areas, but research into …

Pleistocene fluvial incision acceleration resulting in narrow and deeply entrenched valleys
has been widely described and is generally attributed to uplift rate increase or greater …

Coastal alluvial fans (CAF) are important geo-archives due to their sensitivity to both tectonic
activity and climatic changes. Thus, they can give key insights for geomorphic and …

Based on a combination of Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) dating of quartz, luminescence
dating of K-feldspar and palaeomagnetism, this study presents the first chronostratigraphic …

The Ebro catchment includes a continental foreland basin that underwent an endorheic–
exorheic transition. Morphometric studies, including hypsometric curves, hypsometric …