Titlebook: Isotopes in Palaeoenvironmental Research; Melanie J. Leng Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Archaeology.Climatology.Dend

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Isotopes in Palaeoenvironmental Research978-1-4020-2504-4Series ISSN 1571-5299 Series E-ISSN 2215-1672

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ISOTOPES IN WATER,s in climate, and how the carbon cycle has responded to these changes. This necessarily requires the study of oxygen, hydrogen and carbon stable isotope ratios. Water Plays a vital role in the growth of formation of all proxies whether animal, vegetable or mineral; while water molecules consist of o

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ISOTOPES IN BONES AND TEETH,et. Potentially, bone supplies a very rich array of evidence, as it is organized into a structural hierarchy, in which each level corresponds to functions that are determined by the local environment. Thus, evidence at an isotope level can be directly connected with the existence of that particular

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ISOTOPES IN SPELEOTHEMS,the past decade, reflecting the need to provide reliable palaeoclimatic records from a range of continental settings. This renewed interest has been underpinned by important analytical advances that facilitate the acquisition of well–dated oxygen and carbon isotope data at a high spatial resolution,

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ISOTOPES IN MARINE SEDIMENTS,changes within both oceanic and continental environments. Stable isotopes provide palaeoceanographers with the means to reconstruct a range of variables including surface and deep ocean circulation patterns, sea surface and bottom water temperature, sea surface salinity, iceberg activity and origin,

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