Comptes Rendus Géoscience

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• • ·Editorial Board

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• • ·Climatic history of the African and Arabian deserts

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    Anne-Marie Lézine

    Plan Plan
• • ·Editorial Board - English

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• Evolution of African and Arabian deserts

  • ·A comparison of Indian and African monsoon variability at different time scales

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    Serge Janicot

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• Deserts on geological time scales

  • ·Neogene desertification of Africa

    Page :591-602

    Brigitte Senut, Martin Pickford, Loïc Ségalen

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  • ·Chad Basin: Paleoenvironments of the Sahara since the Late Miocene

    Page :603-611

    Mathieu Schuster, Philippe Duringer, Jean-François Ghienne, Claude Roquin, Pierre Sepulchre, Abderamane Moussa, Anne-Elisabeth Lebatard, Hassan Taisso Mackaye, Andossa Likius, Patrick Vignaud, Michel Brunet

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  • ·Modelling the impact of tectonics, surface conditions and sea surface temperatures on Saharan and sub-Saharan climate evolution

    Page :612-620

    Pierre Sepulchre, Gilles Ramstein, Mathieu Schuster

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• Deserts during the interglacial-glacial alterations

  • ·Chronology of the impact of Quaternary climate change on continental environments in the Arabian Peninsula

    Page :621-632

    Frank Preusser

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  • ·The speleothem record of climate variability in Southern Arabia

    Page :633-642

    Dominik Fleitmann, Albert Matter

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• The Holocene Humid Period

  • ·The role of the ocean feedback on Asian and African monsoon variations at 6 kyr and 9.5 kyr BP

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    Charline Marzin, Pascale Braconnot

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  • ·Plant migration and plant communities at the time of the “green Sahara”

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    Julie Watrin, Anne-Marie Lézine, Christelle Hély

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  • ·Climate and vegetation: Simulating the African humid period

    Page :671-688

    Christelle Hély, Pascale Braconnot, Julie Watrin, Weipeng Zheng

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  • ·Early to Middle Holocene landscape exploitation in a drying environment: Two case studies compared from the central Sahara (SW Fezzan, Libya)

    Page :689-702

    Mauro Cremaschi, Andrea Zerboni

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  • ·Coping with uncertainty: Neolithic life in the Dhar Tichitt-Walata, Mauritania, (ca. 4000–2300 BP)

    Page :703-712

    Augustin F.C. Holl

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  • ·Modalities and characteristics of human occupations in Yemen during the Early/Mid-Holocene

    Page :713-725

    Rémy Crassard

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  • ·Extracting wealth from a land of starvation by creating social complexity: A dialogue between archaeology and climate?

    Page :726-738

    Serge Cleuziou

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  • ·The evolution of settlement patterns in the eastern Oman from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age (6000–2000 BC)

    Page :739-749

    Jessica Giraud

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• End of the Holocene Humid period

  • ·Timing of vegetation changes at the end of the Holocene Humid Period in desert areas at the northern edge of the Atlantic and Indian monsoon systems

    Page :750-759

    Anne-Marie Lézine

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  • ·Climate and environmental change at the end of the Holocene Humid Period: A pollen record off Pakistan

    Page :760-769

    Sarah J. Ivory, Anne-Marie Lézine

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  • ·Assessment of Holocene surface hydrological connections for the Ounianga lake catchment zone (Chad)

    Page :770-782

    Christophe Grenier, Philippe Paillou, Pascal Maugis

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  • ·Hydrogeological modeling as a tool supporting the interpretation of pollen proxies for palaeoclimate reconstitution: The Senegalese “niayes” case-study

    Page :783-793

    Pascal Maugis, Lazar Aguiar, Christophe Grenier

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