Inorganic geochemistry is a powerful tool in paleolimnology. It has become one of the most
commonly used techniques to analyze lake sediments, particularly due to the development …

Heavy minerals (HM) are widely used in provenance studies, for example, for reconstructing
source areas and quantifying sediment budgets. Source rock mineral fertility influences the …

Heavy‐mineral assemblages of sediments and sedimentary rocks record information
regarding provenance, including the source rocks involved, tectonic setting, climatic …

Clastic sediment composition constitutes a key archive of Earth history, controlled by
allogenic and autogenic processes that impact weathering, erosion, sediment transfer, and …

Heavy‐mineral suites are used widely in sandstone provenance and are key when
connecting source and sink. When characterizing provenance related signatures, it is …

The Earth's surface undergoes continuous changes due to the redistribution of surface mass
through erosion, sediment transport, and deposition. Quantifying these mass fluxes is …

Siliciclastic grain surfaces preserve an information about mechanical transport effects and/or
various chemical processes that the detritus has undergone. Weathering, transport, and …

Rivers transport elements, minerals, chemicals, and pollutants produced in their upstream
basins. A sample from a river is a mixture of all of its upstream sources, making it …