1. Holocene Earth’s magnetic field variations recorded in marine sediments of the NW African continental margin

   • U. Bleil
   • M. Dillon

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 133 - 155

2. Paleosecular variations 12–20 Kyr as recorded by sediments from Lake Moreno (Southern Argentina)

   • M. A. Irurzun
   • C. S. G. Gogorza
   • J. M. Lirio

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 157 - 172

3. On the identification of magnetostratigraphic polarity zones

   • O. Man

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 173 - 186

4. Remagnetization mechanism of Lower Cretaceous rocks from the Organyà Basin (Pyrenees, Spain)

   • Z. Gong
   • M. J. Dekkers
   • T. A. T. Mullender

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 187 - 210

5. Identification of stable remanence carriers through a magneto-impedance scanning magnetic microscope

   • M. Uehara
   • N. Nakamura

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 211 - 223

6. Analysis of the natural remanent magnetization of rocks by measuring the efficiency ratio through alternating field demagnetization spectra

   • T. Kohout
   • G. Kletetschka
   • E. Herrero-Bervera

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 225 - 235

7. Impact-pressure controlled orientation of shatter cone magnetizations in Sierra Madera, Texas, USA

   • T. Adachi
   • G. Kletetschka

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 237 - 254

8. Magnetic iron oxides occurring in chernozem soil from Ukraine and Poland as indicators of pedogenic processes

   • M. Jeleńska
   • A. Hasso-Agopsowicz
   • ZH. Matviishina

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 255 - 270

9. High resolution mapping of anthropogenic pollution in the Giant Mountains National Park using soil magnetometry

   • A. Kapička
   • E. Petrovský
   • I. Dvořák

   OriginalPaper 18 June 2008 Pages: 271 - 284

10. Retrieval of source parameters of an event of the 2000 West Bohemia earthquake swarm assuming an anisotropic crust

    • D. Rössler
    • F. Krüger
    • G. Rümpker

    Comments 18 June 2008 Pages: 285 - 286