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| The key role of micromorphology in studies of the genesis of clay minerals and their associations in soils and its relevance to advances in the philosophy of soil science | Gordon Jock CHURCHMAN | 376–390 |
| Stress features in Terra Rossa soil under traditional olive cultivation: a micromorphological and mineralogical characterization | Salvatore MADRAU,Claudio ZUCCA,İhsan AKŞİT,Valeria FIORI | 391–397 |
| Late Holocene climatic oscillations traced by clay mineral assemblages and other palaeoceanographic proxies in Ria de Vigo (NW Spain) | Virgínia MARTINS,Fernando ROCHA,Cristina SEQUEIRA,Paula MARTINS,José SANTOS | 398–413 |
| Clay mineralogy of red clay deposits from the central Carpathian Basin (Hungary): implications for Plio-Pleistocene chemical weathering and palaeoclimate | János KOVÁCS,Béla RAUCSIK,Andrea VARGA,Gábor ÚJVÁRI,György VARGA,Franz OTTNER | 414–426 |
| Geology of Late Miocene clayey sediments and distribution of palaeosol clay minerals in the north-eastern part of the Cappadocian Volcanic Province (Araplı-Erdemli), central Anatolia, Turkey | Selahattin KADİR,Ali GÜREL,Hülya SENEM,Tacit KÜLAH | 427–443 |
| Genesis of the hydrothermal Karaçayır kaolinite deposit in Miocene volcanics and Palaeozoic metamorphic rocks of the Uşak-Güre Basin, western Turkey | Selahattin KADİR,Hülya ERKOYUN | 444–468 |
| Multi-proxy evidences of Mid-Pleistocene dry climates observed on calcretes in Central Turkey | Multiproxy Evidence Of Mid-pleistocene D TURKEY | 469–483 |
| Multiproxy evidence of Mid-Pleistocene dry climates observed in calcretes in Central Turkey | Ceren KÜÇÜKUYSAL, Asuman TÜRKMENOĞLU GÜNAL, Selim KAPUR | 469–483 |