The Late Vistulian and Holocene evolution of Jezioro Lake: a record of environmental change in southern Poland found in deposits and landforms Maria FajerJan Maciej WagaMarek Ruman Original paper Open access 01 August 2012 Pages: 651 - 667
Are fossil assemblages in a single sediment core from a small lake representative of total deposition of mite, chironomid, and plant macrofossil remains? Marianne Presthus HeggenHilary H. BirksH. John B. Birks Original paper 12 September 2012 Pages: 669 - 691
Chironomid-based water depth reconstructions: an independent evaluation of site-specific and local inference models Stefan EngelsLes C. CwynarBryan N. Shuman Original paper 14 August 2012 Pages: 693 - 709
Faunal (Chironomidae, Cladocera) responses to post-Little Ice Age climate warming in the high Austrian Alps Liisa NevalainenTomi P. Luoto Original paper 02 September 2012 Pages: 711 - 724
Implications of diverse sedimentation patterns in Hala Lake, Qinghai Province, China for reconstructing Late Quaternary climate Bernd WünnemannJohannes WagnerJiawu Zhang Original paper 06 September 2012 Pages: 725 - 749
Paleolimnologically inferred eutrophication of a shallow, tropical, urban reservoir in southeast Brazil Sandra Costa-BöddekerHelen BennionDenise de C. Bicudo Original paper 04 September 2012 Pages: 751 - 766
Fossil plant remains at Rano Raraku, Easter Island’s statue quarry: evidence for past elevated lake level and ancient Polynesian agriculture M. HorrocksW. T. BaisdenT. Edmunds Gorman Original paper 04 September 2012 Pages: 767 - 783
A late glacial Antarctic climate teleconnection and variable Holocene seasonality at Lake Pupuke, Auckland, New Zealand Thomas StephensDaniel AtkinIan Snowball Original paper 28 September 2012 Pages: 785 - 800
A diatom-inferred record of reduced effective precipitation during the Last Glacial Coldest Phase (28.8–18.0 cal kyr BP) and increasing Holocene seasonality at Lake Pupuke, Auckland, New Zealand Thomas StephensDaniel AtkinAlayne Street-Perrott Original paper 05 September 2012 Pages: 801 - 817
