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Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Sedimentary science @)oinecr: Geology EVIER Sedimentary Geology 171 (2004) 285-286 www.elsevier.com/locate/sedgeo Contents Volume 171 (2004) Special Issue: Quantitative Provenance Analysis of Sediments Edited by: Gert Jan Weltje and Hilnar von Eynatten Introduction Quantitative provenance analysis of sediments: review and outlook G.J. Weltje and H. von Eynatten New tools Evaluation of sediment provenance using magnetic mineral inclusions in clastic silicates: comparison with heavy mineral analysis M.W. Hounslow and A.C. Morton Rutile geochemistry and its potential use in quantitative provenance studies T. Zack, H. von Eynatten and A. Kronz Statistical modeling A quantitative approach to capturing the compositional variability of modern sands G.J. Weltje Statistical modelling of compositional trends in sediments H. von Eynatten Comparison of detrital zircon age distributions by kernel functional estimation K.N. Sircombe and M.L. Hazelton Size fractionation Geochemical variability induced by entrainment sorting: quantified signals for provenance analysis D. Garcia, C. Ravenne, B. Maréchal and J. Moutte Grain size control of mineralogy and geochemistry in modern river sediment, New Guinea collision, Papua New Guinea G.P. Whitmore, K.A.W. Crook and D.P. Johnson Geochemistry ofJ urassic to earliest Cretaceous deposits in the Nagato Basin, SW Japan: implication of factor analysis to sorting effects and provenance signatures doi: 10.1016/S0037-0738(04)00282-9 286 Contents Volume 171 (2004) Applications The early stages of the Alpine collision: an image derived from the upper Eocene-lower Oligocene record in the Alps- Apennines junction area BE AURA gash UNTO CAINS NWN AGEING 255 Soon wo Guin Sah SUS mcg wh ooo o BCR eeS, Sage a erase ln 9 ea grade ea ae Provenance of Pliocene sediments and paleoenvironmental changes in the southern North Sea region using Samarium- Neodymium (Sm/Nd) provenance ages and clay mineralogy Erosion in the Western Alps (Dora Baltea basin): 1. Quantifying sediment provenance G. Vezzoli, E. Garzanti and S. Monguzzi Erosion in the Western Alps (Dora Baltea Basin): 2. Quantifying sediment yield G. Vezzoli Sand composition in an Iberian passive-margin fluvial course: the Tajo River pee ASUS NPC PNPU AMONES 265 cc 6h och said a WeA bsa oye B ap a RG ce OTA TAL RIE APE RIN SAT RE Author Index Volume 171 (2004) Contents Volume 171 (2004). . . Vv