… The environmental signals we use are derived independently from the alluvial record, and
… to high-frequency climate oscillations in southern Europe over the past 200 ky Geology 26(3…

… We tentatively conclude that the incidence of riverine incision in the geological record has
been overestimated. Further investigation seems warranted, perhaps taking into account the …

… units and ensembles alters in response to changes in such factors … alluvial record may be
used in conjunction with others (including, for example, the pollen and plant macrofossil record …

… Criteria for identifying alluvial-valley fills in the geological record have commonly been
derived … In contrast, inland alluvial valleys formed in response to climatic, tectonic, and intrinsic …

… ®elds of geomorphology/Quaternary geology vs. sedimentary geology, and then summarizes
key processes that operate to produce alluvial stratigraphic records over time-scales of 103…

… alluvial fans, ranging from studies of modern processes through to studies of Quaternary fans
and to those of ancient fan sequences within the geological record. … the response of alluvial …

… response to various allogenic factors, although our ability to decipher such information is still
limited. Early recognition of alluvial … advances in our knowledge of alluvial and fluvial fans, …

… of alluvial deposits and its engineeringgeological estimation, … Response of alluvial rivers
for active tectonics, unpublished … Response of alluvial rivers to slow active tectonic movement, …

… The study of alluvial systems and their geologic records has … Floodplain sediments register
the response of the fluvial … major focus for geologists who study alluvial records with regard to …

… to explain the origin of geological strata. It … in response to environmental oscillations lasting
no more than a few centuries and perhaps too brief to show up in conventional biotic records. …