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Journal of Paleolimnology 15: 297-298, 1996. Volume contents A. P. Wolfe & J. W. Hartling: The late Quaternary development of three ancient tarns on southwestern Cumberland Peninsula, Baffin Island, Arctic Canada: paleolimnological evidence from diatoms and sediment chemistry J. A. Wolin: Late Holocene lake-level and lake development signals in Lower Herring Lake, Michigan J. Risberg, P. Sandgren & E. Andrén: Early Holocene shore displacement and evidence of irregular isostatic uplift northwest of Lake Vanern, western Sweden T. Korsman & H. J. B. Birks: Diatom-based water chemistry reconstructions from northern Sweden: a comparison of reconstruction techniques H. C. Duthie, J-R. Yang, T. W. D. Edwards, B. B. Wolfe & B. G. Warner: Hamilton Harbour, Ontario: 8300 years of limnological and environmental change inferred from microfos- sil and isotopic analyses M. Stephenson, J. Klaverkamp, M. Motycka, C. Baron & W. Schwartz: Coring artifacts and contaminant inventories in lake sediment Note |. D. Campbell: Power function for interpolating dates in recent sediment 107-110 Computer Applications to Paleolimnology E. F. Stoermer: A simple, but useful, application of image analysis 111-113 Book reviews 115-117 AMQUA Special issue (Il) Guest editor: L. C. K. Shane H. E. Wright, Jr.: Global climatic changes since the last glacial maximum: evidence from paleolimnology and paleoclimate modeling 119-127 B. Tracey, N. Lee & V. Card: Sediment indicators of meromixis: comparison of laminations, diatoms, and sediment chemistry in Brownie Lake, Minneapolis, USA 129-132 E. Kjellmark: Late Holocene climate change and human disturbance on Andros Island, Bahamas 133-145 W. H. Petty, P. A. Delcourt & H. R. Delcourt: Holocene lake-level fluctuations and beach- ridge development along the northern shore of Lake Michigan, USA 147-169 B. B. Wolfe, T. W. D. Edwards, R. Aravena & G. M. MacDonald: Rapid Holocene hydrologic change along boreal treeline revealed by 5'SC and 8180 in organic lake sediments, Northwest Territories, Canada 171-181 298 J. E. Mirecki: Recognition of the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes in Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee sediments using pollen data 183-191 M. Wik & |. Renberg: Environmental records of carbonaceous fly-ash particles from fossil- fuel combustion A summary 193-206 T. J. Whitmore, M. Brenner & C. L. Schelske: Highly variable sediment distribution in shallow, wind-stressed lakes: a case for sediment-mapping surveys in paleolimnological studies 207-221 J. A. Holmes: Trace-element and stable-isotope geochemistry of non-marine ostracod shells in Quaternary palaeoenvironmental reconstruction 223-235 C. M. Donar, R. K. Neely & E. F. Stoermer: Diatom succession in an urban reservoir system 237-243 P. Guilizzoni, A. Marchetto, A. Lami, N. G. Cameron, P. G. Appleby, N. L. Rose, ©. A. Schnell, C. A. Belis, A. Giorgis & L. Guzzi: The environmental history of a mountain lake (Lago Paione Superiore, Central Alps, Italy) for the last c. 100 years: a multidis- ciplinary, paleolimnological study 245-264 Notes B. M. Miskimmin, P. J. Curtis, D. W. Schindler & N. Lafaut: A new hammer-driven freeze corer 265-269 S. S. Vorobyova, G. V. Pomazkina, E. Yu. Baranova, Ye. V. Likhoshway & C. D. Sandgren: Chrysophycean cysts (stomatocysts) from Lake Baikal and Irkutsk Reservoir, Siberia 271-277 Computer Applications to Paleolimnology A. B. Beaudoin & M. J. Head: CAP and AASP launch two new WWW sites for palynologists 279-280 Conference Reports H. H. Birks, R. W. Battarbee, D. J. Beerling, H. J. B. Birks, S. J. Brooks, C. A. Duigan, S. Gulliksen, H. Haflidason, F. Hauge, V. J. Jones, B. Jonsgard, M. Karevik, E. Larsen, G. Lemdahi, R. Lovlie, J. Mangerud, S. M. Peglar, G. Possnert, J. P. Smol, J. O. Solem, |. Solhgy, T. Solnay, E. Sonstegaard & H. E. Wright: The Krakenes Late- glacial Palaeoenvironmental Project 281-286 R. W. Renaut: The First International Limno-geological Congress, Geological Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, August 21-25, 1995 287-288 Book reviews 289-295 Books received 296 Volume contents 297