The role of seasonality is indisputable in climate and ecosystem dynamics. Seasonal
temperature and precipitation variability are of vital importance for the availability of food …

Speleothems have become a cornerstone of the approach to better understanding Earth's
climatic teleconnections due to their precise absolute chronologies, their continuous or …

Concentrations of dissolved atmospheric noble gases in water constitute a thermometer,
whose application to the groundwater archive provides a method of paleoclimate …

Fluid inclusions provide the only means possible for sampling fluids from the Earth's deep-
interior and ancient past. Noble gas isotope analysis can provide quantitative information …

Measurements of the oxygen isotopic composition (δ 18 O value) of rainfall, drip-water and
associated calcite (grown on artificial substrates and in a natural speleothem) at multiple …

In the tropics, geochemical records from stalagmites have so far mainly been used to
qualitatively reconstruct changes in precipitation, but several new methods to reconstruct …

A new online method to analyse water isotopes of speleothem fluid inclusions using a
wavelength scanned cavity ring down spectroscopy (WS-CRDS) instrument is presented …

The issue of diagenetic alteration of carbonate deposits in caves (speleothems) has gained
increasing importance in recent years, as this process has serious consequences for …

The geochemical signature of many speleothems used for reconstruction of past continental
climates is affected by kinetic isotope fractionation. This limits quantitative paleoclimate …

Six variably amphibolitised meta-gabbros cut by quartz–epidote veins containing high-
salinity brine, and vapour fluid inclusions were investigated for halogen (Cl, Br, I) and noble …