Boreas 1995: Vol 24 Table of Contents

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BOREAS
AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF
QUATERNARY RESEARCH
EDITORS: EILIV LARSEN
MORTEN HALD
GEOFFREY CORNER
ANNBJORG JOHANSEN
VOLUME 24. 1995
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Contents
1 Larsen, E.: Changing editors change again Siegert, M. J. & Dowdeswell, J. A.: Late
3 Shoemaker, E. M.: On the meltwater genesis of Weichselian ice-sheet sensitivity over Franz Josef
drumlins Land, Russian High Arctic, from numerical
Knight, P. G.: Debris structures in basal ice modelling experiments
exposed at the margin of the Greenland ice sheet Juvigné, E., Kozarski, S. & Nowaczyk, B.: The
Mahaney, W. C. & Kalm, V.: Scanning electron occurrence of Laacher See Tephra in Pomerania,
microscopy of Pleistocene tills in Estonia NW Poland
Gray, J. M.: Influence of Southern Upland ice on Syverson, K. M.: The ability of ice-flow indicators
glacio-isostatic rebound in Scotland: the Main to record complex, historic deglaciation events,
Rock Platform in the Firth of Clyde Burroughs Glacier, Alaska
Larsen, E., Sandven, R., Heyerdahl, H. & Ingolfsson, O., Norddahl, H. & Haflidason, H.:
Hernes, S.: Glacial geological implications of Rapid isostatic rebound in southwestern Iceland
preconsolidation values in sub-till sediments at at the end of the last glaciation
Skorgenes, western Norway Yu, G. & Harrison, S. P.: Holocene changes in
Andersen, E. S., Ostmo, S. R., Forsberg, C. F. & atmospheric circulation patterns as shown by
Lehman, S. J.: Late- and post-glacial depositional lake status changes in northern Europe
environments in the Norwegian Trench, northern Murton, J. B., Whiteman, C. A. & Allen, P.:
North Sea Involutions in the Middle Pleistocene (Anglian)
Punning, J.-M., Koff, T., lomets, M. & Jégi, J.: Barham Soil, eastern England: a comparison with
The relative influence of local, extra-local, and thermokarst involutions from arctic Canada
regional factors on organic sedimentation in the Charbonneau, R. & David, P. P.: A shear-diffu-
Vallamde kettle hole, Estonia sion model of till genesis based on the dispersal
Haynes, V. M.: Alpine valley heads on the pattern of indicator rocks in the Grand-Volume
Antarctic Peninsula Till of central Gaspésie, Québec, Canada
Johnson, M. D., Mickelson, D. M., Clayton, L. Mahaney, W. C.: Pleistocene and Holocene glacier
& Attig, J. W.: Composition and genesis of thicknesses, transport histories and dynamics
glacial hummocks, western Wisconsin, USA inferred from SEM microtextures on quartz
Rovey, C. W. & Borucki, M. K.: Subglacial to particles
proglacial sediment transition in a shallow ice- McCarroll, D., Ballantyne, C. K., Nesje, A. &
contact lake Dahl, S. O.: Nunataks of the last ice sheet in
Matthews, J. A., McCarroll, D. & Shakesby, R. northwest Scotland
A.: Contemporary terminal-moraine ridge forma- Berglund, M.: Late Weichselian shore displace-
tion at a temperate glacier: Styggedalsbreen, ment in Halland, southwestern Sweden: relative
Jotunheimen, southern Norway sea-level changes and their glacio-isostatic impli-
Valen, V., Larsen, E. & Mangerud, J.: High- cations
resolution paleomagnetic correlation of Middle 345 Fredskild, B.: Palynology and sediment slumping
Weichselian ice-dammed lake sediments in two in a high arctic Greenland lake
coastal caves, western Norway 355 Aaris-Sgrensen, K.: Palaeoecology of Late
Magny, M. & Ruffaldi, P.: Younger Dryas and Weichselian vertebrate fauna from Nerre Lyngby,
early Holocene lake-level fluctuations in the Jura Denmark
mountains, France 367 Index
Korhola, A.: The Litorina transgression in the
Helsinki region, southern Finland: new evidence
from coastal mire deposits Boreas Book Reviews
Bennike, O. & Jensen, J. B.: Near-shore Baltic Ice
Lake deposits in Fakse Bugt, southeast Denmark 128 Lowe, J. J.: A new book on the ‘Ice Age
Arkhipov, S. A., Ehlers, J., Johnson, R. G. & World’—a pictorial feast and more than a
Wright, H. E. Jr.: Glacial drainage towards the fresher’s primer!
Mediterranean during the Middle and Late 154 Vorren, K.-D.: Vegetation history of the
Pleistocene European Quaternary