Journal articles:

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Peer-reviewed book chapters:

Quick, L.J. and Eckardt, F.D. (2015). The Cederberg: a rugged sandstone topography. In: Landforms and Landscapes of South Africa (Editors: Grab, S.W. and Knight, J). World Geomorphological Landscapes book series, pp 85-93.

Meadows, M.E. and Quick, L.J. (2016). Terrestrial ecosystem changes in the late Quaternary. In: Quaternary Environmental Change in Southern Africa: Physical and Human Dimensions (Editors: Knight, J. and Grab, S.W.) Cambridge University Press,  pp.269-283.

Peer-reviewed conference outputs:

Chase, B.M, Quick, L.J. and Kirsten, K.L. (2016). The African Quaternary: Environments, ecology and humans inaugural AFQUA conference (editorial for the special issue). Quaternary International 404 (Part B): 1.

Fitchett, J.M., Knight, J., Bamford, M.K., Cawthra, H., Esterhuysen, A., Quick, L.J. and Thackeray, J.F. (2017). Discussion on the Last Glacial Maximum in southern Africa 21st Biennial Conference of the Southern African Society for Quaternary Research (SASQUA). Palaeontologia africana : 52.

Popular articles & Blog posts:

Chevalier M., Colarossi D., Hare V. J., Henselowsky F., Martin-Jones C., Moorhouse H., Omuombo C., Quick L. J., Razanatsoa E., Ssemulende R., (2018). Quaternary studies in Africa: a perspective from early-career researchers. Past Global Changes Magazine vol 26(2), 81.

Guest Blog Post on Ecology of the Past: “PALAEOECOLOGY OUT ON THE FRONTIER – The transition from Early Career Researcher (ECR) to head of a new laboratory” – 18 February 2020