The status of thirty four species of the cytheroidean ostracod family Cytheruridae from the NeuquEn Basin, west-central Argentina is reviewed. These species belong to the following nine genera: Eucytherura Muller, ranging ...

In a desire to create a space of dialogue for scholars working at the interface of Geography and Science and Technology Studies we arranged a special paper session at the Annual International Conference of the Royal ...

In this issue of the Policy Review Section, Martin Jones of the Department of Geography, University of Manchester, considers the policy implications of the summary report of the TEC Baseline Follow-up Studies. In a second ...

Conventional roughness-resistance relationships developed for pipe and open-channel flows cannot accurately describe shallow overland flows over natural rough surfaces. This paper develops a new field methodology combining ...

Territorial, scalar, networked, connected: in what sense a ‘regional world’?, Regional Studies 41, 1177–1191. Whilst undoubtedly central to academic and policy-relevant spatial analysis for over a hundred years now, ‘the ...

A single-aliquot dating procedure for measuring the equivalent dose in fine-grained quartz extracted from Chinese loess has been developed and tested. The optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) signal used for construction ...

This chapter argues that the eventful paradigm is of limited use to the archaeological researcher and contends that it is little more than a modern reinterpretation of determinism. The chapter uses volcanic eruptions on a ...

The geological record preserved in coastal salt marshes provides an opportunity to determine past hurricane activity during the Late Holocene in New England, USA. High precision dating is important to correlate overwash ...

A newly developed range-finder luminescence dating method is applied to samples from the eastern Punjab region of Pakistan. Overbank sediments from this area are the subject of an ongoing project into the demise of the ...