Climatic implications of the Quaternary fluvial tufa record in the NE Iberian Peninsula over the last 500 ka

Carlos Sancho; Concha Arenas; Marta Vazquez-Urbez; Gonzalo Pardo; Maria Victoria Lozano; Jose Luis Pena-Monne; John Hellstrom; Jose Eugenio Ortiz; Maria Cinta Osacar; Luis Auque; Trinidad Torres

Journal article

Climatic implications of the Quaternary fluvial tufa record in the NE Iberian Peninsula over the last 500 ka

Carlos Sancho, Concha Arenas, Marta Vazquez-Urbez, Gonzalo Pardo, Maria Victoria Lozano, Jose Luis Pena-Monne, John Hellstrom, Jose Eugenio Ortiz, Maria Cinta Osacar, Luis Auque, Trinidad Torres

Quaternary Research | CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS | Published : 2015

DOI: 10.1016/j.yqres.2015.08.003

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John Hellstrom Author Earth Sciences

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Funding Acknowledgements

This research was supported by the Spanish Government and the European Regional Development Fund (projects CGL2006-05063/BTE, CGL2009-09216/CLI and CGL2009-10455/BTE). This is a contribution by Continental Sedimentary Basin Analysis and PaleoQ Groups (Aragon Government and University of Zaragoza). We would also like to thank Alan R. Gillespie (Editor), Peter Langdon (Associate Editor) and reviewers (B. Charlotte Schreiber and an anonymous person) for their valuable comments that helped to improve the manuscript. Thanks are also due to Prof. Lewis A. Owen for the final refinement of the manuscript.