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|a Goudie, Andrew
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|a Environmental change /
|c Andrew Goudie.
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|a 3rd ed.
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|a Oxford [England] :
|b Clarendon Press ;
|a New York :
|b Oxford University Press,
|c 1992.
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|a xx, 329 p. :
|b ill., maps ;
|c 25 cm.
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|g 1.
|t Introduction.
|t The evolution of ideas.
|t Traditional techniques.
|t New chronological techniques.
|t Developments in stratigraphy.
|t Geomorphic and pedologic evidence for environmental change.
|t The era before the Pleistocene ice: the Cainozoic climatic decline --
|g 2.
|t The Chronology and Nature of the Pleistocene.
|t The length of the Pleistocene.
|t The divisions of the Pleistocene: the classic terrestrial story.
|t The Pleistocene record in the oceans.
|t The glacial history of the British Isles.
|t The changing extent of glaciers and ice-caps:.
|t America.
|t The British Isles.
|t Europe and Asia.
|t The southern continents.
|t Permafrost and its extent in the Pleistocene.
|t The formation of loess sheets.
|t The degree of climatic change in glacials and pluvials.
|t The vegetational conditions of the full glacials in Europe.
|t The glacial vegetation of North America.
|t The interstadials of the Last Glacial.
|t The nature of the interglacials.
|t Variations in the British and European interglacials.
|t Faunal and floral fluctuations --
|g 3.
|t Pleistocene Events in the Tropics and Subtropics.
|t Arid phases in the Pleistocene.
|t The fossil dunes of northern India.
|t The fossil dunes of Africa.
|t The fossil dunes of North and South America.
|t The fossil dunes of Australia.
|t Pluvial phases in the Pleistocene.
|t The American pluvial lakes.
|t The Aral - Caspian system.
|t The pluvial lakes of the Middle East.
|t The pluvial lakes of Africa.
|t The dates of the last great lacustral phase in low latitudes.
|t The glacial-pluvial problem.
|t Faunal and floral changes in the tropics.
|t African fish and changing African waters.
|t The general circulation of the atmosphere --
|g 4.
|t Environmental Change in Post-glacial Times.
|t A stable Holocene?
|t The transition from Late Glacial times.
|t Environmental change and cultural transition.
|t The great extinction problem of Late Glacial and Early Holocene times.
|t The vegetation and climatic conditions of Holocene Britain.
|t Man and the classic sequence of Holocene climatic change.
|t The North American Holocene sequence.
|t Post-glacial times in the Sahara and adjacent regions.
|t The post-glacial climatic optimum and neoglaciation.
|t The Little Optimum, AD 750-1300.
|t The last Little Ice Age (neoglaciation).
|t The Greenland settlements.
|t Medieval highland cultivation --
|g 5.
|t Environmental Changes During the Period of Meteorological Records.
|t Warming in the early twentieth century.
|t A cooling episode at mid-century.
|t The warming episode of the late twentieth century.
|t Precipitation changes during the period of instrumental record.
|t Changes in rainfall in Britain.
|t Rainfall changes in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the low latitudes.
|t Changing rainfall patterns on desert margins.
|t River discharge fluctuations.
|t Glacial fluctuations in the twentieth century.
|t Changing lake levels.
|t Changing dust-storm frequencies.
|t Conclusion --
|g 6.
|t Sea-Level Changes of the Quaternary.
|t The importance of sea-level changes.
|t Eustatic factors.
|t Glacio-eustasy.
|t Orogenic eustasy.
|t Geoidal eustasy.
|t Isostasy.
|t Miscellaneous causes of local changes in sea-level.
|t The nature of pre-Holocene sea-levels.
|t The post-glacial rise in sea-level or Flandrian transgression.
|t Post-glacial sea-level changes in northern Europe: the combined effects of eustasy and isostasy.
|t Holocene sea-level movements in southern Britain.
|t Current rates of subsidence and uplift --
|g 7.
|t The Causes of Climatic Change.
|t Solar radiation hypotheses.
|t Atmospheric transparency hypotheses.
|t Climatic change and variations in terrestrial magnetism.
|t Earth geometry theories- the Croll - Milankovitch hypothesis.
|t Hypotheses involving changes in terrestrial geography.
|t Feedback (autovariation) hypotheses:.
|t Wilson's (1964) hypothesis.
|t The Plass hypothesis.
|t The Ewing-Donn hypothesis (1956, 1958).
|t Albedo-based hypotheses.
|t The human impact on climate.
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