Marcello Gugliotta

University of Bremen

Germany

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Sergio G. Longhitano

University of Basilicata

ITALY

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Domenico Chiarella

Full Professor of Sedimentary Geology

Royal Holloway, University of London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Marcello Gugliotta

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Alluvial fans in the latest phase of the Messinian Salinity Crisis: An example from the Chaabet Et Tabbela Formation, northern Tunisia, Central Mediterranean

Distribution of organophosphate esters influenced by human activities and fluvial-tidal interactions in the Dong Nai River System, Vietnam

Late Holocene stratigraphic evolution and sedimentary facies of an active to abandoned tide-dominated distributary channel and its mouth bar

Luminescence dating of Holocene sediment cores from a wave-dominated and mountainous river delta in central Vietnam

Coarse-grained deltas approaching shallow-water canyon heads: A case study from the Lower Pleistocene Messina Strait, Southern Italy

Abandonment and rapid infilling of a tide-dominated distributary channel at 0.7 ka in the Mekong River Delta

Latest Pleistocene to Holocene stratigraphic record and evolution of the Paleo-Mekong incised valley, Vietnam

Spatial and seasonal variability in grain size, magnetic susceptibility, and organic elemental geochemistry of channel-bed sediments from the Mekong Delta, Vietnam: Implications for hydro-sedimentary dynamic processes

Link between East Asian summer monsoon and sedimentation in river-mouth sandbars since the early Holocene preserved in the Yangtze River subaqueous delta front

Long-term sediment decline causes ongoing shrinkage of the Mekong megadelta, Vietnam

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Sergio G. Longhitano

Domenico Chiarella

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