Our results show that the late Pleistocene Nile in northern Sudan was shifting position and
actively aggrading at 145±20 kyr, 83±24 kyr, 32±8 kyr and 20.7±0.2 kyr and indicate, for the …

Climates of the last two millennia have been the focus of numerous studies due to the
availability of high-resolution palaeoclimate records and the occurrence of divergent periods …

Guarapiranga Reservoir is the second most important public water supply in São Paulo,
Brazil and has been eutrophic for several decades. We inferred the major ecological shifts …

Floodplain wetlands accumulate river‐borne sediments that include mixed assemblages of
allochthonous and autochthonous diatoms as fossils. These assemblages have been used …

Over the last decade there has been a deliberate focus on the application of
paleolimnological research to address issues of sediment flux and water quality change in …

Lowland Australian rivers and floodplains have been affected by agriculture and flow
regulation for more than a century. Our capacity to understand the complex causes of …

Recent claims based on hydrodynamic modelling within a sequence stratigraphical
perspective of incised valley fill sedimentation have argued that the Lower River Murray and …

Floodplain lakes along the lower River Murray are subject to a wide range of human impacts
including regulation, abstraction, elevated saline groundwater tables, increased nutrient and …

Wetland managers are faced with an array of challenges when restoring ecosystems at risk
from changing climate and human impacts, especially as many of these processes have …

The Olorgesailie Formation is comprised of lacustrine, volcaniclastic and alluvial sediments
that formed in the southern Kenya Rift between about 1.2 million and 490,000 years ago …