Jurgen Runge is Professor of Physical Geography and Geoecology at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany. As an environmentalist and consultant he has worked on the evolution of tropical landscapes and former and recent climate changes in lower latitudes for many years. He is the editor of the series "Palaeoecology of Africa" and a member in several scientific editorial boards. The outcome and results of his research has been used for many applied purposes such as regional planning, remote sensing, land use, infrastructure projects and management of natural resources.

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• Palaeoecological conditions in the Sokoto basin and the deep offshore Niger Delta (Nigeria) evidenced by benthonic foraminiferal microfaunaA hazy shade of winter: Late Pleistocene environments and behavioural adaptations at Blombos Cave, South AfricaLate Quaternary valley and slope deposits and their palaeoenvironmental significance in the Upper Congo Basin, Central AfricaLake level Changes of Barombi Mbo (Cameroon) during late Quaternary. Compared catchment and crater lake recordsPalaeoenvironmental comments on a Late Holocene debris-flow process in Lake Assom (Adamawa, Cameroon)Palaeoenvironmental Characteristics of the Plio-Pleistocene Chiwondo and Chitimwe Beds (N-Malawi)Why ‘Younger Dryas’? Why not ‘Antarctic Cold Reversal’? Eksteenfontein revisitedHistorical and Present-Day Landscape Degradation in Anambra State (Nigeria): Impacts and Remedial MeasuresClimate change analysis across rainfall-discharge variability in selected river catchments of Kenya and Central African Republic

Jurgen Runge is Professor of Physical Geography and Geoecology at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany. As an environmentalist and consultant he has worked on the evolution of tropical landscapes and former and recent climate changes in lower latitudes for many years. He is the editor of the series "Palaeoecology of Africa" and a member in several scientific editorial boards. The outcome and results of his research has been used for many applied purposes such as regional planning, remote sensing, land use, infrastructure projects and management of natural resources.

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• Palaeoecological conditions in the Sokoto basin and the deep offshore Niger Delta (Nigeria) evidenced by benthonic foraminiferal microfaunaA hazy shade of winter: Late Pleistocene environments and behavioural adaptations at Blombos Cave, South AfricaLate Quaternary valley and slope deposits and their palaeoenvironmental significance in the Upper Congo Basin, Central AfricaLake level Changes of Barombi Mbo (Cameroon) during late Quaternary. Compared catchment and crater lake recordsPalaeoenvironmental comments on a Late Holocene debris-flow process in Lake Assom (Adamawa, Cameroon)Palaeoenvironmental Characteristics of the Plio-Pleistocene Chiwondo and Chitimwe Beds (N-Malawi)Why ‘Younger Dryas’? Why not ‘Antarctic Cold Reversal’? Eksteenfontein revisitedHistorical and Present-Day Landscape Degradation in Anambra State (Nigeria): Impacts and Remedial MeasuresClimate change analysis across rainfall-discharge variability in selected river catchments of Kenya and Central African Republic

Jurgen Runge is Professor of Physical Geography and Geoecology at the Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany. As an environmentalist and consultant he has worked on the evolution of tropical landscapes and former and recent climate changes in lower latitudes for many years. He is the editor of the series "Palaeoecology of Africa" and a member in several scientific editorial boards. The outcome and results of his research has been used for many applied purposes such as regional planning, remote sensing, land use, infrastructure projects and management of natural resources.

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• Palaeoecological conditions in the Sokoto basin and the deep offshore Niger Delta (Nigeria) evidenced by benthonic foraminiferal microfaunaA hazy shade of winter: Late Pleistocene environments and behavioural adaptations at Blombos Cave, South AfricaLate Quaternary valley and slope deposits and their palaeoenvironmental significance in the Upper Congo Basin, Central AfricaLake level Changes of Barombi Mbo (Cameroon) during late Quaternary. Compared catchment and crater lake recordsPalaeoenvironmental comments on a Late Holocene debris-flow process in Lake Assom (Adamawa, Cameroon)Palaeoenvironmental Characteristics of the Plio-Pleistocene Chiwondo and Chitimwe Beds (N-Malawi)Why ‘Younger Dryas’? Why not ‘Antarctic Cold Reversal’? Eksteenfontein revisitedHistorical and Present-Day Landscape Degradation in Anambra State (Nigeria): Impacts and Remedial MeasuresClimate change analysis across rainfall-discharge variability in selected river catchments of Kenya and Central African Republic