Palaeoecology of Quaternary Drylands

- Introduction: The importance of desert margins as indicators of global climatic flucutations
- The geochemistry of play-like sediments as a tool for the reconstruction of Holocene environmetanl conditions
- Environmental changes in the Central Sahara during the Holocene
- Genesis and paleo-ecological interpretation of swamp ore deposits at Sahara paleo-lakes of East Niger
- Fulgurites as palaeoclimatic indicators - the proof of fulgurite fragments in sand samples
- Alluvial loss in the Central Sinai, Egypt, origin and paleoclimatological consideration
- The reconstruction of palaeoclimatological changes from mineralogical and geochemical compositions of loess and aluvial loess profiles
- Geochemical implications for changing dust supply by the Indian Monsoon system to the Arabian Sea during the last glacier cycle
- Little Ice Age climatic fluctuations in the Namib Desert, Namibia and adjacent areas
- The transition from last glacial maximum to Holocene altithermal enviroments in the Monsoonal influenced Namibia - preliminary chronlogy, based on optical dated sediments
- Aeolian sedimentation in arid and semi-arid environments of Western Mongolia
- Ostracod ecology of alluvial loess deposits in an eastern Tian Shan palaeo lake (NW China)
- Critical remarks on the interpretation and publication of physical age data and on the problem of teleconnections in the comparison of global climatic events.