XVI INQUA Congress

Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday

Monday, 28 July 2003

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

45

S4. Long Continental Records

46

S10. Paleoindian South America: Climate and Life at the Last Glacial Termination

47

S16. The Late Quaternary Glaciation of Tibet and the Bordering Mountains: Implications for Understanding and Reconstructing the Evolution of the Mountains, Deserts, Hydrology, Vegetation and Early Humans in Central Asia

48

S18. Warm Times/Cold Times: Holocene Climate Variability in the North Atlantic Region

49

S19. Earth System Dynamics: Modelling Quaternary Environmental Change

50

S30. New Developments in Quaternary Numeric Dating Methods

1:30 PM-4:30 PM

52

Paleoclimate II (Posters)

53

S4. Long Continental Records (Posters)

54

S16. The Late Quaternary Glaciation of Tibet and the Bordering Mountains: Implications for Understanding and Reconstructing the Evolution of the Mountains, Deserts, Hydrology, Vegetation and Early Humans in Central Asia (Posters)

55

S18. Warm Times/Cold Times: Holocene Climate Variability in the North Atlantic Region (Posters)

56

S30. New Developments in Quaternary Numeric Dating Methods (Posters)

57

T8. Long Terrestrial Late Cenozoic Records in West Central Yukon and Adjacent Areas of Alaska (Posters)

58

T16. Late Quaternary Landscape Evolution and Palaeoclimates in Arid and Semiarid Regions of Central and East Asia (Posters)

59

T17. Rapid Late Quaternary Climate Changes and Human Response in Arid Central Asia (Posters)

60

T19. Quaternary Paleolakes: Their Utility in Paleohydrologic, Paleoclimatic, Tectonic, and Biogeographic Studies (Posters)

61

T28. Climate Variation, Peatland Dynamics, and the Global Carbon Cycle (Posters)

62

T30. Mire Ecosystems in West Siberia in the Holocene and the Global Carbon Cycle (Posters)

4:30 PM-6:00 PM

51

Plenary Session