1. Distribution of ostracods in west-central Argentina related to host-water chemistry and climate: implications for paleolimnology

   • D. Sabina D’Ambrosio
   • Adriana García
   • María C. Claps

   Original paper 30 March 2017 Pages: 101 - 117

   

2. Pairing paleolimnological inference models with mechanistic water column models enhances assessment of lake water quality

   • H. Chandler Rowell
   • Jay A. Bloomfield
   • Steven W. Effler

   Original Paper 27 April 2017 Pages: 119 - 133

   

3. Linking hurricane landfalls, precipitation variability, fires, and vegetation response over the past millennium from analysis of coastal lagoon sediments, southwestern Dominican Republic

   • Allison R. LeBlanc
   • Lisa M. Kennedy
   • Chad S. Lane

   Original paper 28 April 2017 Pages: 135 - 150

   

4. Late glacial and early Holocene hydroclimate variability in northwest Iran (Talesh Mountains) inferred from chironomid and pollen analysis

   • Cyril Aubert
   • Elodie Brisset
   • Emmanuel Gandouin

   Original paper 03 June 2017 Pages: 151 - 167

   

5. Geochemical history of a Lower Miocene lake, the Cypris Formation, Sokolov Basin, Czech Republic

   • Bohdan Kříbek
   • Ilja Knésl
   • Karel Martínek

   Original paper 26 May 2017 Pages: 169 - 190

   

6. Stable isotopes and trace elements in modern ostracod shells: implications for reconstructing past environments on the Tibetan Plateau, China

   • Nicole Börner
   • Bart De Baere
   • Antje Schwalb

   Original paper 23 May 2017 Pages: 191 - 211

   

7. Nesseltalgraben, a new reference section of the last glacial period in southern Germany

   • Christoph Mayr
   • Birgit Brandlmeier
   • Christoph Spötl

   Original paper 09 June 2017 Pages: 213 - 229

   

8. Water depth is a strong driver of intra-lake diatom distributions in a small boreal lake

   • Cale A. C. Gushulak
   • Kathleen R. Laird
   • Brian F. Cumming

   Original paper 31 May 2017 Pages: 231 - 241

   

9. Climate conditions and relative abundance of C₃ and C₄ vegetation during the past 40 ka inferred from lake sediments in Wudalianchi, northeast China

   • Gen Wang
   • Yongli Wang
   • Youxiao Wang

   Original paper 07 June 2017 Pages: 243 - 256

   

10. Climatic implications of hydrologic changes in two lake catchments on the central Tibetan Plateau since the last glacial

    • Juzhi Hou
    • Qian Tian
    • Yue He

    Original paper 03 June 2017 Pages: 257 - 273