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Catchment based hydrology under post farmland abandonment scenarios
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 503-534
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Runoff generation in mountain catchments : long-term hydrological monitoring in the Rio Vauz Catchment, Italy
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 397-428
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Runoff generation in a pre-alpine catchment : A discussion between a tracer and a shallow groundwater hydrologist
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 429-452
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What have we learnt about Mediterranean catchment hydrology? 30 years observing hydrological processes in the Vallcebre Research Catchments
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 475-502
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4 |
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When the weather turned bad. The research of climate impacts on society and economy during the Little Ice Age in Europe. An overview
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 99-114
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4 |
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Little Ice Age glaciers and climate in the Mediterranean mountains : a new analysis
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 15-45
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4 |
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Evolution of scientific questions over 50 years in the Kervidy-Naizin catchment : from catchment hydrology to integrated studies of biogeochemical cycles and agroecosystems in a rural landscape
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 535-555
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4 |
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A review of the Little Ice Age in Andalusia (Southern Spain) : results and research challenges
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 245-265
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3 |
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Land cover change modelling in Hyrcanian forests, Northern Iran : a landscape pattern and transformation analysis perspective
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 743-761
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3 |
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Hydrological dynamics in a small catchment with silvopastoral land use in SW Spain
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 557-580
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3 |
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Application of a distributed 2D overland flow model for rainfall/runoff and erosion simulation in a Mediterranean watershed
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 615-640
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3 |
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Surge glaciers during the Little Ice Age in the Pyrenees
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 213-244
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3 |
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The geographical interest of historical documents to interpret the scientific evolution of the glacier existing in the Veleta cirque (Sierra Nevada, Spain) during the Little Ice Age
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 267-292
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Holocene alluvial sequence in the Val de Zaragoza (Los Monegros) in the palaeoenvironmental context of the Ebro Basin (NE Spain)
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 321-348
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2 |
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The geomorphological role of snow since the Little Ice Age in the Sierra de Ancares (NW Spain)
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 171-185
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2 |
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The relevance of hydrological research in small catchments – A perspective from long-term monitoring sites in Europe
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 387-395
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2 |
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Little Ice Age glacier history of the Central and Western Alps from pictorial documents
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 115-136
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2 |
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Intemperate weather in violent times – narratives from the Western Balkans during the Little Ice Age (17-18th centuries)
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 137-169
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2 |
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The Little Ice Age in the Tatra Mountains
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 47-67
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Isotopic hydrograph separation in two small mountain catchments during multiple events
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 453-473
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1 |
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A new method for analysing and representing ground temperature variations in cold environments. The Fuegian Andes, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 293-320
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1 |
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Efectos de las extracciones de áridos sobre el transporte de sedimentos en suspensión en ríos de montaña (alto río Cinca, Pirineo Central)
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 641-658
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1 |
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An extreme event between The Little Ice Age and the 20th century : the snow avalanche cycle of 1888 in the Asturian Massif (Northern Spain)
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 187-212
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1 |
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The Little Ice Age, the climatic background of present-day warming in Europe
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 1
Pág. 7-13
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1 |
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Long-term hydrological monitoring in arid-semiarid Almería, SE Spain. What have we learned?
(2018)
Vol. 44
Núm. 2
Pág. 581-600
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