Parabolic dunes form and migrate in almost every climate and geographic zones of the
world, ranging from the tropical coastlines to the arid continental deserts. Despite their …

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest reef system in the modern ocean. To date, the influence
of temperature on the origin and long-term evolution of the Great Barrier Reef remains …

Karst landforms provide insights into landscape evolution and paleoclimate but are
inherently challenging to date. An ancient interval of particularly intense weathering of …

In this study, we assess charcoal records from eolian deposits within the Cooloola Sand
Mass, a subtropical coastal dune system in eastern Australia, to determine whether they can …

Continental shelves are the most morphologically variable element within the source-to-sink
system owing to the numerous processes that influence their formation. A recent multivariate …

We present an integrated sedimentological, paleontological and oxygen isotope
stratigraphic study of a Pleistocene marine to coastal section at the Enza river, allowing to …

The iconic sand dune systems of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), in southeastern
Queensland, Australia, host numerous lakes and swamps containing organic‐rich sediment …

This paper introduces the Special Issue of the Proceedings of the Geologists' Association on
'Valuing the Quaternary–Nature Conservation and Geoheritage', arising from the …

Abstract The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is by far the largest reef system in the modern ocean.
Recently, it has been severely affected by coral bleaching due to human-induced warming …