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(Co) Author: Beeskow, B.













  • Beeskow, B.; Rachold, V. (2003): Geochemical Processes in the Yenisei River and Estuary. - In: Stein, R.; Fahl, K.; Fütterer, D. K: (Eds.), Siberian River Run-off in the Kara Sea : characterisation, quantification, variability and environmental significance, Elsevier, 125-148.


  • Schoster, F.; Beeskow, B. (2001): Major and minor elements in suspended matter and sediments from the Yenisei River and the southern Kara Sea. - In: Stein, R.; Stepanets, O. (Eds.), The German-Russian project on Siberian river run-off (SIRRO): scientific cruise report of the Kara-Sea expedition 'SIRRO 2000' of RV 'Akademik Boris Petrov' and first results, Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung, 220-226.


















  • Beeskow, B.; Rankin, A. H.; Treloar, P. J. (2005): An assessment of models for the evolution of hydrocarbons in alkaline rocks: a case study from the Khibiny Mountains. PERALK 2005, Workshop on Peralkaline Rocks (Tübingen 2005).

  • Beeskow, B.; Rankin, A. H.; Treloar, P. J. (2005): Fluid inclusions trails in igneous rocks - what do they tell us? A preliminary study of the Khibiny Mountains, Kola Peninsula, NW Russia. 18th European Current Research on Fluid Inclusions (ECROFI) (Siena 2005).

  • Rankin, A. H.; Beeskow, B. (2005): CH4-CO2 calibration standards for laser Raman and microthermometric determinations of CH4/CO2 ratios in fluid inclusions. 18th European Current Research on Fluid Inclusions (ECROFI) (Siena 2005).





  • Beeskow, B.; Riller, U; Strecker, M (2000): Subsidence and inversion of the Salta Rift in the Valle Calchaqui, NW Argentina. 17. Geowissenschaftliches Lateinamerika-Kolloquium (Stuttgart 2000), 42.


  • Beeskow, B. (2006): The occurrence, distribution and origin of hydrocarbons in the Khibiny nepheline syenite complex, Kola peninsula, Russia.


  • Beeskow, B. (2002): Geochemical Processes in the Yenisei River - composition of the fluvial endmember and its modification in the estuary.





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