Isotopes in Environmental and Health Studies Volume 44 Issue 1 - März 2008

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Editorial

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Preface

Another special issue: 40 years Craig-Gordon model of isotope fractionation of water

Gerhard Strauch & Roberto Gonfiantini

Original Articles

Preface

Roberto Gonfiantini

The isotopic composition of evaporating waters - review of the historical evolution leading up to the Craig-Gordon model

Joel R. Gat

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Revisiting the boundary layer structure used in Craig and Gordon's model of isotope fractionation in evaporation

Josef Tanny & Jacob Cohen

Isotope effects in the evaporation of water: a status report of the Craig-Gordon model

Juske Horita, Kazimierz Rozanski & Shabtai Cohen

Isotope effects accompanying evaporation of water from leaky containers

Kazimierz Rozanski & Lukasz Chmura

Deuterium excess in precipitation of Alpine regions - moisture recycling

Klaus Froehlich, Martin Kralik, Wolfgang Papesch, Dieter Rank, Helfried Scheifinger & Willibald Stichler

Mbaka lakes isotopic (¹⁸O and ²H) and water balances: discussion on the used atmospheric moisture compositions

Manuëlla Delalande, Laurent Bergonzini & Marc Massault

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Evaporative isotope enrichment as a constraint on reach water balance along a dryland river

John J. Gibson, Mostafa A. Sadek, D.J.M. Stone, Catherine E. Hughes, S. Hankin, Dioni I. Cendon & Suzanne E. Hollins

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Estimation of lake water-groundwater interactions in meromictic mining lakes by modelling isotope signatures of lake water

Anne Seebach, Severine Dietz, Dieter Lessmann & Kay Knoeller

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δ¹⁸O characteristics of lichens and their effects on evaporative processes of the subjacent soil

Britta Hartard, C. Máguas & M. Lakatos

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