The Muslim expansion in the Mediterranean basin was one the most relevant and rapid
cultural changes in human history. This expansion reached the Iberian Peninsula with the …

The marine isotope stage (MIS) 5a to 4 transition (∼ 74 ka) was associated with rapid ice
sheet expansion, declining moisture availability globally, and significant upheaval of …

Sedimentation in most glacial lakes and wetlands in the Sierra Nevada (southern Iberian
Peninsula) began after the last deglaciation and since the Younger Dryas (YD)-Early …

Abstract Tipping points (TPs) in Earth's climate system have been the subject of increasing
interest and concern in recent years, given the risk that anthropogenic forcing could cause …

Abstract The Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 11c interglacial and its preceding glacial
termination represent an enigmatically intense climate response to relatively weak insolation …

This study uses luminescence and 14C accelerator mass spectrometry procedures to date
relevant glaciofluvial and glacial deposits from the south-central and southeastern Pyrenees …

The Iberian Peninsula is characterised by a steep west-east moisture gradient today,
reflecting the dominance of maritime influences along the Atlantic coast and more …

Abstract The North African calcretes formed during the Plio-Pleistocene are a prominent and
stratigraphically significant palaeoclimatic marker. We studied the calcrete along a north …

The scarcity of pictorial reconstructions focusing on Quaternary flora and vegetation prompts
a reevaluation of traditional zoocentrism in future paleoartistic research. Here we present …

The sediments have been a ubiquitous archive for paleoclimate reconstruction while the
marine sediments are considered to be serene and mostly undisturbed from anthropogenic …