Human-triggered magnification of erosion rates in European Alps since the Bronze Age
A major feature of the Anthropocene is the drastic increase in global soil erosion. Soil
erosion is threatening Earth habitability not only as soils are an essential component of the …
erosion is threatening Earth habitability not only as soils are an essential component of the …
Performance of the REVEALS model to reconstruct present mountain vegetation cover in the North-Western Alps: A model evaluation for past land cover …
Mountain ecosystems have been significantly shaped by both climate and land use
changes. In order to better understand the present status of mountain ecosystems, it is …
changes. In order to better understand the present status of mountain ecosystems, it is …
[HTML][HTML] From a coastal plain to an anthropized fluvial valley (NW Brittany, France): 7.3 kyr of paleoenvironmental evolution from sedimentological, palynological and …
O David, M Vidal, A Gorczyńska, A Penaud… - Quaternary Science …, 2024 - Elsevier
Abstract Over the Holocene (last 11.7 kyr), the Brittany coastal region has undergone major
changes in response to rising sea level, climatic fluctuations and increasing anthropogenic …
changes in response to rising sea level, climatic fluctuations and increasing anthropogenic …
Erosion regime controls sediment environmental DNA‐based community reconstruction
MA Morlock, S Rodriguez‐Martinez… - Environmental …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Abstract Analysis of environmental DNA detected in lake sediments shows promise to
become a great paleoecological technique that can provide detailed information about …
become a great paleoecological technique that can provide detailed information about …
The sources and fates of lake sedimentary DNA
C Giguet-Covex, S Jelavić, A Foucher… - … Change Using Lake …, 2023 - Springer
For over two decades, ancient DNA (aDNA) from various organisms has been successfully
recovered from lake sediments from all over the world, ranging from decades to hundreds of …
recovered from lake sediments from all over the world, ranging from decades to hundreds of …
Half of the soil erosion in the Alps during the Holocene is explained by transient erosion crises as a consequence of rapid human land clearing
T Mazure, GM Saulnier, C Giguet-Covex… - The …, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com
Human land use changes have altered soil erosion for millennia with extensive
consequences on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems as well as on biogeochemical cycles …
consequences on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems as well as on biogeochemical cycles …
Investigating drivers of cyanobacterial blooms in Aotearoa–New Zealand lakes using sedimentary ancient DNA
M Picard - 2023 - researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz
Healthy lake ecosystems support biodiversity and human populations. They provide many
ecosystem services such as water, food and energy. Lakes can be impacted by natural …
ecosystem services such as water, food and energy. Lakes can be impacted by natural …
Terrestrial Fauna and Hominin DNA from Sedimentary Archives
The study of animals, including humans, has been at the forefront of ancient DNA research
since the first Egyptian mummies and quagga were genetically studied in 1984 (Pääbo …
since the first Egyptian mummies and quagga were genetically studied in 1984 (Pääbo …
Aquatic plant dynamic and fishes over the last 1800 years in the Lake Aiguebelette (Northern French Alps)
C Giguet-covex, E Messager, F Arthaud… - ScienceOpen …, 2022 - scholar.archive.org
Aims Our aims are to test the relevance of lake sedDNA (analysed by the metabarcoding
approach) to 1) track aquatic plants and fishes communities dynamics, 2) reconstruct past …
approach) to 1) track aquatic plants and fishes communities dynamics, 2) reconstruct past …