Fifty-four Italian pollen sites, spanning the last 5.3 Ma, have been the object of an updated
synthesis. The chronostratigraphic framework of floral and vegetational events illustrates the …

Pollen records and pollen-based climate reconstructions from the Italian peninsula (central
Mediterranean) show clear signals of vegetation change linked to variations in water …

The paleoclimate of the middle Pliocene (ca. 3 Ma) was generally warmer than present,
particularly at middle to high latitudes. It has been suggested that this period may represent …

The upper Pliocene-lower Pleistocene terrigenous deposits of the Southern Apennines and
Sicily have significantly contributed to the understanding of the primary relationships …

A ca. 950 m thick succession that was continuously cored in 1971 in Venice has been
revisited, in order to reconstruct the environmental history of the Venice area since about …

The Pleistocene history of sea-level change for the Venice region was reconstructed using
an integrated magneto-bio-cyclo-stratigraphy of lithofacies and a published palynofloral …

An integrated high‐resolution stratigraphy and orbital tuning is presented for the Loulja
sections located in the Bou Regreg area on the Atlantic side of Morocco. The sections …

The first comprehensive and comparative analysis of the main micro (pollen)–and macro
(leaves, fruits and seeds)–palaeobotanical data from northern and central Italian sites …

Abstract The Monte San Nicola area (Southern Sicily) offers a spectacular exposure of open-
marine sediments that were employed in 1998 for defining the Global Stratotype Section and …

Several fruit and seed assemblages have been gathered from the Pliocene and Early
Pleistocene deposits of central Italy. Ongoing research on this material has led to the …