• Experimental investigation of insect deposition in lentic environments and implications for formation of Konservat Lagerstätten 

  Tian, Qingyi; Wang, Shengyu; Yang, Zixiao; McNamara, Maria E.; Benton, Michael J.; Jiang, Baoyu (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2020-01-20)

  Terrestrial insects are often remarkably well preserved in lacustrine Konservat Lagerstätten. However, the assumption that carcasses should sink fast through the water column seems contradictory as this scenario is unlikely ...
• Palaeogeographical reconstruction and hydrology of glacial Lake Purcell during MIS 2 and its potential impact on the Channeled Scabland, USA 

  Peters, Jared L.; Brennand, Tracy A. (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2020-01-31)

  Large, ice‐marginal lakes that were impounded by the maximally extended Cordilleran Ice Sheet (CIS) provided source waters for the extraordinarily large floods that formed the Channeled Scabland of Washington and Idaho, ...
• The importance of the calcium-to-magnesium ratio for phytoremediation of dairy industry wastewater using the aquatic plant Lemna minor L. 

  Walsh, Éamonn; Paolacci, Simona; Burnell, Gavin; Jansen, Marcel A. K. (Taylor & Francis Group, 2020-01-07)

  Lemnaceae are being exploited to remediate a variety of different wastewaters. Our aim was to remediate dairy processing waste, which is produced in large amounts, and contains valuable plant nutrients, for example, nitrate, ...
• Steps towards decolonising biogeography 

  Eichhorn, Markus P.; Baker, Kate; Griffiths, Mark (International Biogeography Society, IBS, 2019)

  Biogeography has its origins in European colonialism. The legacies of colonial relations are evident in the distribution of practicing biogeographers, the direction of flow of biogeographical data, and the language used ...
• UV4Plants workshop 2019: UV-B and climate change; impacts on plants and vegetation 

  Jansen, Marcel A. K. (UV4Plants Association, 2019-01-13)

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