1. Journal of Paleolimnology: looking back/looking ahead

   • Mark Brenner

   Editorial 11 December 2007 Pages: 1 - 3

2. Deciphering climatic history from lake sediments

   • Sherilyn C. Fritz

   DEEVEY-FREY REVIEW 25 September 2007 Pages: 5 - 16

   

3. Isotopic evolution and climate paleorecords: modeling boundary effects in groundwater-dominated lakes

   • Mark D. Shapley
   • Emi Ito
   • Joseph J. Donovan

   Original Paper 06 April 2007 Pages: 17 - 33

   

4. Signature of explosive volcanic eruptions in the sediments of a high-altitude Swiss lake

   • Alex Blass
   • Martin Grosjean
   • Michael Sturm

   Original Paper 06 April 2007 Pages: 35 - 42

   

5. Direct application of compound-specific radiocarbon analysis of leaf waxes to establish lacustrine sediment chronology

   • Joji Uchikawa
   • Brian N. Popp
   • Li Xu

   Original Paper 17 July 2007 Pages: 43 - 60

   

6. Landscape-scale patterns of sediment sulfur accumulation in Swedish lakes

   • Richard Bindler
   • Maria Wik-Persson
   • Ingemar Renberg

   Original Paper 11 April 2007 Pages: 61 - 70

   

7. A diatom-based Holocene record of human impact from a coastal environment: Tuckean Swamp, eastern Australia

   • Kathryn H. Taffs
   • Luc J. Farago
   • Geraldine Jacobsen

   Original Paper 24 July 2007 Pages: 71 - 82

   

8. The accuracy of methods used to estimate the whole-lake accumulation rate of organic carbon, major cations, phosphorus and heavy metals in sediment

   • Brian Rippey
   • N. John Anderson
   • Tom Korsman

   Original Paper 06 April 2007 Pages: 83 - 99

   

9. Carbon isotopes of marl and lake sediment organic matter reflect terrestrial landscape change during the late Glacial and early Holocene (16,800 to 5,540 cal yr B.P.): a multiproxy study of lacustrine sediments at Lough Inchiquin, western Ireland

   • Aaron F. Diefendorf
   • William P. Patterson
   • Henry T. Mullins

   Original Paper 17 July 2007 Pages: 101 - 115

   

10. Catastrophic hurricane history revealed by organic geochemical proxies in coastal lake sediments: a case study of Lake Shelby, Alabama (USA)

    • W. Joe Lambert
    • Paul Aharon
    • Antonio B. Rodriguez

    Original Paper 27 April 2007 Pages: 117 - 131

    

11. Sonication as an aid in cleaning cladoceran remains extracted from sediment cores

    • Aleksandra Nowak
    • Paulina Lis
    • Teresa Radziejewska

    Note 05 May 2007 Pages: 133 - 136

    

12. A modified method for biogenic silica determination

    • Christian Ohlendorf
    • Michael Sturm

    Note 30 May 2007 Pages: 137 - 142

    

13. Tardigrade remains from lake sediments

    • Louise Cromer
    • John A. E. Gibson
    • Janelle T. Agius

    Note 08 May 2007 Pages: 143 - 150