Jane M. Reed

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present results from a multi-proxy analysis of cores taken in a crater-lake sequence from Eski Acigol in central Turkey which cover the period from pre-c. 16000 cal. yr BP to the present.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors place modern and palaeo-data within a simple conceptual lake response model to show that the isotope hydrology of most Mediterranean lakes has been influenced strongly by water balance, even in those systems that are chemically dilute.

TL;DR: Krystufek et al. as discussed by the authors presented a quantitative assessment of the Balkan mammal diversity and the potential of diatoms as biodiversity indicators in the Balkans, and the current status of Adriatic fish biodiversity.

TL;DR: Palaeolimnological data (diatoms, ostracods, foraminifera, molluscs, aquatic pollen and lithology) from a radiocarbon dated sediment core from a saline lake, the Laguna de Medina, provide the first complete record of Holocene lake-level change for southwest Spain for the last c 9000 cal years as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: A 1,075 cm-long sediment core was recovered from the southeastern part of the lake, from a water depth of 105 m, using geophysical, granulometric, biogeochemical, diatom, ostracod, and pollen analyses as discussed by the authors.