Haverford College, Pennsylvania
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- Guiding Science and Policy Through the Global Climate Change Debate
- Hydrocarbon Observations as a Function of Meteorological Regime
- The Northern Kolbeinsey Ridge, North Atlantic: Excess volcanism and ridge relocations close to Jan Mayen
- Polar Ice Sheets Drive Paleohydroclimate Affecting Terrestrial Plant Distribution and CO<SUB>2</SUB> Exchange Potential during the Upper Carboniferous
- A geochemical record of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) during the late Paleozoic Ice Age: The relationship between atmospheric pCO<SUB>2</SUB>, climate and fire.
- Biomarkers and their stable isotopes in Cenozoic sediments above the Chicxulub impact crater
- The Fossil Atmospheres Project: A novel approach for simultaneously refining the Ginkgo paleo-pCO<SUB>2</SUB> barometer & educating citizens about climate change
- Emergence of a cryptic nitrogen cycle in the co-evolution of Prochlorococcus and sympatric heterotrophs
- Forecasted changes in tundra ecosystem productivity along a north-south environmental gradient in northern Alaska
- The Fossil Atmospheres Project: A novel approach for refining the Ginkgo paleo-<SUB>p</SUB>CO<SUB>2</SUB> barometer
- Evaluating the Effect of 100s of ppm CO<SUB>2</SUB> on Carbon Isotope Discrimination in Ginkgo
- Physiological functioning of seasonally dry-adapted floras in response to changes in late Paleozoic atmospheric composition and aridity.
- The physiological landscape of the Carboniferous: Freezing, Vegetation, and Earth System Processes
- Nonlocal rheology of dense granular flows
- Using Passive Acoustics to Monitor Impending Failure in a Sheared Granular Material