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Precambrian Research ELSEVIER recambrian Rese irrtcn Contents Vol. 137 The specific case of the Mid-Proterozoic rapakivi granites and associated suite within the context of the Columbia supercontinent J.L. Vigneresse Two stage tectonic history of the SW Amazon craton in the late Mesoprote rozoic: identifying a cryptic suture zone E. Tohver, B.A. van der Pluijm, K. Mezger, J.E. Scandolara and E.J. Essene . Evolution and tectonic significance of intermediate to felsic plutonism associated with the Hemlo greenstone belt, Superior Province, Canada G.P. Beakhouse and D.W. Davis A trace element study of siderite-jasper banded iron formation in the 3.45 Ga Warrawoone Group, Pilbara Craton—Formation from hydrothermal fluids and shallow seawater R. Bolhar, M.J. Van Kranendonk and B.S. Kamber.. . . Special Issue Stable Isotopes, Life and Early Earth History Guest Editors: Yanan Shen and Harald Strauss Stable isotopes, life, and early earth history: A special issue of Precambrian Research in honor of Manfred Schidlowski Y. Shen and H. Strauss Methane and climate during the Precambrian era J.F. Kasting rare ee Enigmatic nature of thick sedimentary carbonates depleted in '°C beyond the canonical mantle value: The challenges to our understanding of the terrestrial carbon cycle V.A. Melezhik, A.E. Fallick and B.G. Pokrovsky Evidence for Paleoproterozoic cap carbonates in North America A. Bekker, A.J. Kaufman, J.A. Karhu and K.A. Eriksson Redox stratification and anoxia of the early Precambrian oceans: implications for carbon isotope excursions and oxidation events P. Aharon Sulphur and oxygen isotope signatures of late Neoproterozoic to early Cambrian sulphate, Yangtze Platform, China: Diagenetic constraints and seawater evolution T. Goldberg, S.W. Poulton and H. Strauss C-isotopic stratification in a Neoproterozoic postglacial ocean Y. Shen, T. Zhang and X. Chu Black shales, organic matter, ore genesis and hydrocarbon generation in the Paleoproterozoic Franceville Series, Gabon D.J. Mossman, F. Gauthier-Lafaye and S.E. Jackson doi: 10.1016/S030 1 -9268(05 )0006 | -6 Shallow perched groundwater, a flux of deep CO., and near-surface water-rock interaction in Northeastern Jordan: An example of positive feedback and Darwin's “warm little pond”’ M.M. Kimberley and N. Abu-Jaber. List of Publications Contents of Volume137 ee iaNoWi vele’