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Authors:
SINGH LP
PARKASH B
SINGHVI AK
Citation: Lp. Singh et al., EVOLUTION OF THE LOWER GANGETIC PLAIN LANDFORMS AND SOILS IN WEST-BENGAL, INDIA, Catena, 33(2), 1998, pp. 75-104
Authors:
TWIDALE CR
BOURNE JA
Citation: Cr. Twidale et Ja. Bourne, THE USE OF DURICRUSTS AND TOPOGRAPHIC RELATIONSHIPS IN GEOMORPHOLOGICAL CORRELATION - CONCLUSIONS BASED IN AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE, Catena, 33(2), 1998, pp. 105-122
Authors:
BOIXFAYOS C
CALVOCASES A
IMESON AC
SORIANOSOTO MD
TIEMESSEN IR
Citation: C. Boixfayos et al., SPATIAL AND SHORT-TERM TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN RUNOFF, SOIL AGGREGATION AND OTHER SOIL PROPERTIES ALONG A MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATOLOGICAL GRADIENT, Catena, 33(2), 1998, pp. 123-138
Authors:
ABEKOE MK
TIESSEN H
Citation: Mk. Abekoe et H. Tiessen, PHOSPHORUS FORMS, LATERITIC NODULES AND SOIL PROPERTIES ALONG A HILLSLOPE IN NORTHERN GHANA, Catena, 33(1), 1998, pp. 1-15
WIND EROSION IN AGRICULTURAL SOILS - AN EXAMPLE OF LIMITED SUPPLY OF PARTICLES AVAILABLE FOR EROSION
Authors:
LOPEZ MV
Citation: Mv. Lopez, WIND EROSION IN AGRICULTURAL SOILS - AN EXAMPLE OF LIMITED SUPPLY OF PARTICLES AVAILABLE FOR EROSION, Catena, 33(1), 1998, pp. 17-28
Authors:
FENG ZD
CHEN FH
TANG LY
KANG JC
Citation: Zd. Feng et al., EAST-ASIAN MONSOON CLIMATES AND GOBI DYNAMICS IN MARINE ISOTOPE STAGE-4 AND STAGE-3, Catena, 33(1), 1998, pp. 29-46
Authors:
ALLISON RJ
HIGGITT DL
Citation: Rj. Allison et Dl. Higgitt, SLOPE FORM AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH GROUND BOULDER COVER IN ARID ENVIRONMENTS, NORTHEAST JORDAN, Catena, 33(1), 1998, pp. 47-74
Authors:
HUGGETT RJ
Citation: Rj. Huggett, SOIL CHRONOSEQUENCES, SOIL DEVELOPMENT, AND SOIL EVOLUTION - A CRITICAL-REVIEW, Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 155-172
Authors:
GOBIN A
CAMPLING P
DECKERS J
FEYEN J
Citation: A. Gobin et al., INTEGRATED TOPOSEQUENCE ANALYSIS AT THE CONFLUENCE ZONE OF THE RIVER EBONYI HEADWATER CATCHMENT (SOUTH EASTERN NIGERIA), Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 173-192
Authors:
BEUSELINCK L
GOVERS G
POESEN J
DEGRAER G
Citation: L. Beuselinck et al., GRAIN-SIZE ANALYSIS BY LASER DIFFRACTOMETRY - COMPARISON WITH THE SIEVE-PIPETTE METHOD, Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 193-208
Authors:
LEONARD J
ANDRIEUX P
Citation: J. Leonard et P. Andrieux, INFILTRATION CHARACTERISTICS OF SOILS IN MEDITERRANEAN VINEYARDS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE, Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 209-223
Authors:
ALSAARAN N
OLYPHANT GA
Citation: N. Alsaaran et Ga. Olyphant, MODEL FOR SIMULATING ROCK-WATER INTERACTIONS IN A WEATHERING PROFILE SUBJECTED TO FREQUENT ALTERNATIONS OF WETTING AND DRYING, Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 225-243
Authors:
DUBROEUCQ D
VOLKOFF B
Citation: D. Dubroeucq et B. Volkoff, FROM OXISOLS TO SPODOSOLS AND HISTOSOLS - EVOLUTION OF THE SOIL MANTLES IN THE RIO-NEGRO BASIN (AMAZONIA), Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 245-280
Authors:
FAURE P
VOLKOFF B
Citation: P. Faure et B. Volkoff, SOME FACTORS AFFECTING REGIONAL DIFFERENTIATION OF THE SOILS IN THE REPUBLIC OF BENIN (WEST-AFRICA), Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 281-306
Authors:
TORRI D
POESEN J
BORSELLI L
Citation: D. Torri et al., PREDICTABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY OF THE SOIL ERODIBILITY FACTOR USING AGLOBAL DATASET (VOL 31, PG 1, 1997), Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 307-308
Authors:
WALLING DE
OWENS PN
LEEKS GJL
Citation: De. Walling et al., THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OVERBANK DEPOSITS ASSOCIATED WITH A MAJOR FLOOD EVENT IN THE CATCHMENT OF THE RIVER OUSE, YORKSHIRE, UK (VOL 31, PG 53, 1997), Catena, 32(3-4), 1998, pp. 309-331
Authors:
CERDA A
Citation: A. Cerda, SOIL AGGREGATE STABILITY UNDER DIFFERENT MEDITERRANEAN VEGETATION TYPES, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 73-86
Authors:
FOX DM
LEBISSONNAIS Y
BRUAND A
Citation: Dm. Fox et al., THE EFFECT OF PONDING DEPTH ON INFILTRATION IN A CRUSTED SURFACE DEPRESSION, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 87-100
Authors:
FOX DM
LEBISSONNAIS Y
QUETIN P
Citation: Dm. Fox et al., THE IMPLICATIONS OF SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN SURFACE SEAL HYDRAULIC RESISTANCE FOR INFILTRATION IN A MOUND AND DEPRESSION MICROTOPOGRAPHY, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 101-114
Authors:
STUTZER A
Citation: A. Stutzer, EARLY STAGES OF PODZOLISATION IN YOUNG AEOLIAN SEDIMENTS, WESTERN JUTLAND, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 115-129
Authors:
CAITCHEON GG
Citation: Gg. Caitcheon, THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIOUS SEDIMENT MAGNETIC MINERAL FRACTIONS FOR TRACING SEDIMENT SOURCES IN KILLIMICAT CREEK, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 131-142
Authors:
BAIN DC
MIDWOOD AJ
MILLER JD
Citation: Dc. Bain et al., STRONTIUM ISOTOPE RATIOS IN STREAMS AND THE EFFECT OF FLOW-RATE IN RELATION TO WEATHERING IN CATCHMENTS, Catena, 32(2), 1998, pp. 143-151
Authors:
RILEY SJ
Citation: Sj. Riley, THE SEDIMENT CONCENTRATION TURBIDITY RELATION - ITS VALUE IN MONITORING AT RANGER URANIUM-MINE, NORTHERN-TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA, Catena, 32(1), 1998, pp. 1-14
Authors:
NEARING MA
Citation: Ma. Nearing, WHY SOIL-EROSION MODELS OVER-PREDICT SMALL SOIL LOSSES AND UNDER-PREDICT LARGE SOIL LOSSES, Catena, 32(1), 1998, pp. 15-22
Authors:
DEJONG E
NESTOR PA
PENNOCK DJ
Citation: E. Dejong et al., THE USE OF MAGNETIC-SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MEASURE LONG-TERM SOIL REDISTRIBUTION, Catena, 32(1), 1998, pp. 23-35