New volume of Quaternary International, Volume 209, Issues 1-2 "Recent Developments and New Frontiers in Palaeopedology"
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Alexander Makeev
Oct 19, 2009, 3:08:59 PM10/19/09
to International paleopedology commission
New Volume/Issue is now available on ScienceDirect
Quaternary International, Volume 209, Issues 1-2, Pages 1-186 (1
November 2009)
Recent Developments and New Frontiers in Palaeopedology
Edited by Edoardo Costantini, Alexander Makeev and Daniela
Sauer
1. Editorial board/ Aims & Scope
Page IFC
Editorial
2. Recent developments and new frontiers in paleopedology
Pages 1-5
E.A.C. Costantini, A. Makeev, D. Sauer
Pedogenic Processes and Their Rates
3. Vertisols (cracking clay soils) in a climosequence of Peninsular
India: Evidence for Holocene climate changes
Pages 6-21
D.K. Pal, T. Bhattacharyya, P. Chandran, S.K. Ray, P.L.A. Satyavathi,
S.L. Durge, P. Raja, U.K. Maurya
4. Influence of the aging of Fe oxides on the decline of magnetic
susceptibility of the Tertiary red clay in the Chinese Loess Plateau
Pages 22-30
Xue-Feng Hu, Liang-Feng Xu, Yun Pan, Ming-Neng Shen
5. Albeluvisol development with time in loamy marine sediments of
southern Norway
Pages 31-43
Daniela Sauer, Isabelle Schülli-Maurer, Ragnhild Sperstad, Rolf
Sørensen, Karl Stahr
6. Durations of soil formation and soil development indices in a
Holocene Mediterranean floodplain
Pages 44-65
Christoph Zielhofer, José Manuel Recio Espejo, Miguel Àngel Núnez
Granados, Dominik Faust
Periglacial Sediments, Loess and Dust
7. Reconstruction of Quaternary landscape formation as a tool to
understand present geomorphological processes in the eastern Prealps
(Austria)
Pages 66-78
B. Terhorst, B. Damm, R. Peticzka, E. Köttritsch
8. Pedogenic alteration of aeolian sediments in the upper loess
mantles of the Russian Plain
Pages 79-94
Alexander O. Makeev
9. The role of climate and local regolith–landscape processes in
determining the pedological characteristics of æolian dust deposits
across south-eastern Australia
Pages 95-106
Stephen R. Cattle, Richard S.B. Greene, Andrew A. McPherson
10. Multidisciplinary characterization of the middle Holocene
eolian deposits of the Elsa River basin (central Italy)
Pages 107-130
E.A.C. Costantini, S. Priori, B. Urban, A. Hilgers, D. Sauer, G.
Protano, L. Trombino, D. Hülle, F. Nannoni
New Concepts in Paleopedology and Soil Heritage Documentation, Use
of Paleopedology in Interdisciplinary Studies
11. Multisol – a proposal
Pages 131-141
Martín Iriondo
12. The soil cultural heritage of Italy: Geodatabase, maps, and
pedodiversity evaluation
Pages 142-153
Edoardo A.C. Costantini, Giovanni L'Abate
13. Local Holocene environmental indicators in Upper Mesopotamia:
Pedogenic carbonate record vs. archaeobotanical data and
archaeoclimatological models
Pages 154-162
Simone Riehl, Konstantin E. Pustovoytov, Sara Hotchkiss, Reid A.
Bryson
14. Calcareous duricrust, Al Qasim Province, Saudi Arabia:
Occurrence and origin
Pages 163-174
M.A. Khalifa, Fujio Kumon, Kokhi Yoshida
15. Magnetic parameters reflecting pedogenesis in Pleistocene loess
deposits of Argentina
Pages 175-186
J.C. Bidegain, Y. Rico, A. Bartel, M.A.E. Chaparro, S. Jurado
Quaternary International, Volume 209, Issues 1-2, Pages 1-186 (1
November 2009)
Recent Developments and New Frontiers in Palaeopedology
Edited by Edoardo Costantini, Alexander Makeev and Daniela
Sauer
1. Editorial board/ Aims & Scope
Page IFC
Editorial
2. Recent developments and new frontiers in paleopedology
Pages 1-5
E.A.C. Costantini, A. Makeev, D. Sauer
Pedogenic Processes and Their Rates
3. Vertisols (cracking clay soils) in a climosequence of Peninsular
India: Evidence for Holocene climate changes
Pages 6-21
D.K. Pal, T. Bhattacharyya, P. Chandran, S.K. Ray, P.L.A. Satyavathi,
S.L. Durge, P. Raja, U.K. Maurya
4. Influence of the aging of Fe oxides on the decline of magnetic
susceptibility of the Tertiary red clay in the Chinese Loess Plateau
Pages 22-30
Xue-Feng Hu, Liang-Feng Xu, Yun Pan, Ming-Neng Shen
5. Albeluvisol development with time in loamy marine sediments of
southern Norway
Pages 31-43
Daniela Sauer, Isabelle Schülli-Maurer, Ragnhild Sperstad, Rolf
Sørensen, Karl Stahr
6. Durations of soil formation and soil development indices in a
Holocene Mediterranean floodplain
Pages 44-65
Christoph Zielhofer, José Manuel Recio Espejo, Miguel Àngel Núnez
Granados, Dominik Faust
Periglacial Sediments, Loess and Dust
7. Reconstruction of Quaternary landscape formation as a tool to
understand present geomorphological processes in the eastern Prealps
(Austria)
Pages 66-78
B. Terhorst, B. Damm, R. Peticzka, E. Köttritsch
8. Pedogenic alteration of aeolian sediments in the upper loess
mantles of the Russian Plain
Pages 79-94
Alexander O. Makeev
9. The role of climate and local regolith–landscape processes in
determining the pedological characteristics of æolian dust deposits
across south-eastern Australia
Pages 95-106
Stephen R. Cattle, Richard S.B. Greene, Andrew A. McPherson
10. Multidisciplinary characterization of the middle Holocene
eolian deposits of the Elsa River basin (central Italy)
Pages 107-130
E.A.C. Costantini, S. Priori, B. Urban, A. Hilgers, D. Sauer, G.
Protano, L. Trombino, D. Hülle, F. Nannoni
New Concepts in Paleopedology and Soil Heritage Documentation, Use
of Paleopedology in Interdisciplinary Studies
11. Multisol – a proposal
Pages 131-141
Martín Iriondo
12. The soil cultural heritage of Italy: Geodatabase, maps, and
pedodiversity evaluation
Pages 142-153
Edoardo A.C. Costantini, Giovanni L'Abate
13. Local Holocene environmental indicators in Upper Mesopotamia:
Pedogenic carbonate record vs. archaeobotanical data and
archaeoclimatological models
Pages 154-162
Simone Riehl, Konstantin E. Pustovoytov, Sara Hotchkiss, Reid A.
Bryson
14. Calcareous duricrust, Al Qasim Province, Saudi Arabia:
Occurrence and origin
Pages 163-174
M.A. Khalifa, Fujio Kumon, Kokhi Yoshida
15. Magnetic parameters reflecting pedogenesis in Pleistocene loess
deposits of Argentina
Pages 175-186
J.C. Bidegain, Y. Rico, A. Bartel, M.A.E. Chaparro, S. Jurado
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