We aim to improve our knowledge of the dynamic of the vegetation in Central Africa during the last 5 kyrs and to discuss the main hypothesis described in the literature - humans versus climatic impacts - both suggested as responsible of the Congo basin rainforest decline observed between 3 and 2.5 kyrs. We use the carbon isotopic composition of wel...
Navarro, J.Lopez, L.Coll, MartaBarria, C.Saez-Liante, R.
Knowing the trophic ecology of marine predators is essential to develop an understanding of their ecological role in ecosystems. Research conducted on deep-sea and threatened shark species is limited. Here, by combining analyses of individual stomach contents and stable isotope values, we examined the trophic ecology (dietary composition and trophi...
Navarro, J.Lopez, L.Coll, MartaBarria, C.Saez-Liante, R.
Knowing the trophic ecology of marine predators is essential to develop an understanding of their ecological role in ecosystems. Research conducted on deep-sea and threatened shark species is limited. Here, by combining analyses of individual stomach contents and stable isotope values, we examined the trophic ecology (dietary composition and trophi...
Duprey, N.Galipaud, Jean-ChristopheCabioch, GuyLazareth, Claire E.
The Lapita colonization,which occurred in the late Holocene, is one of the most remarkable prehistorical human colonizations. To explore the possible influence of El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on this event, bulk oxygen (δ18Oshell) and carbon (δ13Cshell) stable isotope records were obtained from eight fossil Tridacna sp. and Hippopus hippopus...
Navarro, J.Lopez, L.Coll, MartaBarria, C.Saez-Liante, R.
Knowing the trophic ecology of marine predators is essential to develop an understanding of their ecological role in ecosystems. Research conducted on deep-sea and threatened shark species is limited. Here, by combining analyses of individual stomach contents and stable isotope values, we examined the trophic ecology (dietary composition and trophi...
Duprey, N.Galipaud, Jean-ChristopheCabioch, GuyLazareth, Claire E.
The Lapita colonization,which occurred in the late Holocene, is one of the most remarkable prehistorical human colonizations. To explore the possible influence of El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on this event, bulk oxygen (δ18Oshell) and carbon (δ13Cshell) stable isotope records were obtained from eight fossil Tridacna sp. and Hippopus hippopus...
In north-central Chile, a wide shore platform is morphologically connected with a high fluvial terrace and a pediment. The eastward extension of Quaternary coastal uplift in the Southern Central Andes is poorly constrained since no age correlation between marine and continental landforms has been reported. We use Al-26 and Be-10 concentrations to c...