The effects of bioturbation on soil processes and sediment transport

Article Abstract:

Insights into the process of bioturbation are provided and particular focus is given on the bioturbatiuon within a quantitative framework that links the form of hillslopes with the processes of sediment transport and soil production. The effects of bioturbation on soil processes and sediment transport are also discussed.

Soil structure, Sediments (Geology)

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Rheology of granitic magmas during ascent and emplacement

Article Abstract:

The recent work on the rheology of magmatic suspensions as applied to the crystallization of granitic magmas is reviewed. New theories of magmas as multiphase flows are required if the full complexity of granitic magma rheology is to be resolved.

Crystallization, Rheology, Magma

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Volcanic activity on Io during the Galileo era

Article Abstract:

High temperature volcanism is common on Io, suggesting that the lavas are made up of mafic to ultramafic silicates rather than sulfur compounds. The volcanic activity on Io during the Galileo era is discussed.

Volcanoes, Volcanological research

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