Revisiting the genesis of red Mediterranean soils

Nicolas FEDOROFF, Marie-Agnès COURTY

The key role of micromorphology in studies of the genesis of clay minerals and their associations in soils and its relevance to advances in the philosophy of soil science

Gordon Jock CHURCHMAN

Stress features in Terra Rossa soil under traditional olive cultivation: a micromorphological and mineralogical characterization

Salvatore MADRAU, Claudio ZUCCA, İhsan AKŞİT, Valeria FIORI

Late Holocene climatic oscillations traced by clay mineral assemblages and other palaeoceanographic proxies in Ria de Vigo (NW Spain)

Virgínia MARTINS, Fernando ROCHA, Cristina SEQUEIRA, Paula MARTINS, José SANTOS

Clay mineralogy of red clay deposits from the central Carpathian Basin (Hungary): implications for Plio-Pleistocene chemical weathering and palaeoclimate

János KOVÁCS, Béla RAUCSIK, Andrea VARGA, Gábor ÚJVÁRI, György VARGA, Franz OTTNER

Geology of Late Miocene clayey sediments and distribution of palaeosol clay minerals in the north-eastern part of the Cappadocian Volcanic Province (Araplı-Erdemli), central Anatolia, Turkey

Selahattin KADİR, Ali GÜREL, Hülya SENEM, Tacit KÜLAH

Genesis of the hydrothermal Karaçayır kaolinite deposit in Miocene volcanics and Palaeozoic metamorphic rocks of the Uşak-Güre Basin, western Turkey

Selahattin KADİR, Hülya ERKOYUN

Multi-proxy evidences of Mid-Pleistocene dry climates observed on calcretes in Central Turkey

Multiproxy Evidence Of Mid-pleistocene D TURKEY

Multiproxy evidence of Mid-Pleistocene dry climates observed in calcretes in Central Turkey

Ceren KÜÇÜKUYSAL, Asuman TÜRKMENOĞLU GÜNAL, Selim KAPUR