Joint meeting of IGCP 610 and INQUA POCAS Focus Group, Palermo, Italy, 1-9 October 2017

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Title

Author(s) name(s): e.g. McGann, M 1, Bemis, B.E.2, Görmüş, M.3

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1, 2U.S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, California, USA 94025

3Süleyman Demirel University, Engineering Faculty, Geology Department, Isparta, Turkey

Keywords: Five-six descriptive keywords not using words from the title
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Submission

Please submit your abstract(s) ELECTRONICALLY in .doc or .docx format to Prof. Dr. Valentina Yanko-Hombach by e-mail to or before 10 August 2017 (a firm deadline).

You will be informed whether your abstract has been accepted by 31 July 2016.

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References

Please use the following format for quoting references:

Balabanov, I.P., Kvirkveliya, B.D., Ostrovsky, A.B. 1981. Noveishaia istoriia formirovaniya inzhenerno-geologicheskikh uslovii i dolgosrochnyi prognoz razvitiia beregovoi zony poluostrova Pitsunda [Recent History of the Development of Engineering-Geological Conditions and Long-Time Forecast for the Coastal Zone of the Pitsunda Peninsula]. Metsnierba, Tbilisi. (In Russian).

Degens, E.T., Ross, D.A. 1972. Chronology of the Black Sea over the last 25,000 years. Chemical Geology 10(1):1-16.

Fedorov, P.V. 1982 Poslelednikovaya transgressiya Chernogo moria i problema izmeneniya urovnya okeana za poslednie 15,000 let [The post-glacial transgression of the Black Sea and the problem of ocean level change during the last 15,000 years]. In Kaplin P.A., Klige R.K., Chepalyga A.L., eds, Kolebaniia urovnia morei I okeanov za 15,000 let [Sea and Oceanic Level Fluctuations for 15,000 Years], pp. 151-156. Nauka, Moscow. (In Russian).

Konikov, E.G. 2007 Sea-level fluctuation and coastline migration in the northwestern Black Sea area over the last 18 ka based on high-resolution lithological-genetic analysis of sediment architecture. In Yanko-Hombach V., Gilbert A.S., Panin N., and Dolukhanov P., eds, The Black Sea Flood Question: Changes in Coastline, Climate and Human Settlement, Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, pp. 404-435.

Martin, R. E., and Yanko-Hombach, V. 2008. Rapid Sea-Level Fluctuations in the Black Sea Stimulated by Repeated Freshwater Discharge Events. In Gilbert A. and Yanko-Hombach V. (eds). 2008. Extended Abstracts of the Fourth Plenary Meeting and Field Trip of IGCP-521 “Black Sea - Mediterranean corridor during the last 30 ky: Sea level change and human adaptation” - INQUA 0501 “Caspian-Black Sea-Mediterranean Corridor during last 30 ky: Sea level change and human adaptive strategies". Bucharest (Romania)-Varna (Bulgaria), October 4-16, 2008, pp.115-117.

Shmuratko, V. I. 2001 Gravitatsionno-rezonansnaiya ekzotektonika [Gravity-resonance exotectonic]. “Astroprint”, Odessa. (In Russian).

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