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Start Over Graduate Program Geosciences Year 2014

21. Assessment and advancement of approaches for the study of subseafloor microbial communities

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Author:
Martino, Amanda Jean
Title:
Assessment and advancement of approaches for the study of subseafloor microbial communities
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
whole genome amplification
costa rica margin
nankai trough
metagenomics
biogeography
archaea
File:
Download Martino_Dissertation_2014.pdf
Committee Members:
Christopher Howard House, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Christopher Howard House, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Maryann Victoria Bruns, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Jennifer Macalady, Committee Member
Jason Philip Kaye, Committee Member
Jennifer Biddle, Special Member

22. A Quantitative Assesment of the Effects of Base Level Fall and basin Depth on River-dominated Deltas

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Open Access
Author:
Cederberg, James Andrew
Title:
A Quantitative Assesment of the Effects of Base Level Fall and basin Depth on River-dominated Deltas
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
deltas
rivers
base level fall
sea level fall
sequence stratigraphy
sedimentology
modeling
Delft3D
morphodynamics
File:
Download FINAL_CEDERBERG_THESIS_Nov_17_2014.pdf
Committee Members:
Rudy Slingerland, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

24. ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE PERTURBATION DURING THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION

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Author:
Cui, Ying
Title:
ASSESSMENT OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE PERTURBATION DURING THE END-PERMIAN MASS EXTINCTION
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
end-Permian mass extinction
climate change
global warming
earth system model
carbon isotopes.
File:
Download Dissertation_CUI_Ying_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Lee Kump, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Katherine Haines Freeman, Committee Member
Michael Allan Arthur, Committee Member
Raymond Gabriel Najjar Jr., Committee Member

27. The role of poroelasticity during disequilibrium compaction and hydrocarbon generation on horizontal stress in the Devonian section of the Appalachian Basin

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Author:
Johnston, Thomas James
Title:
The role of poroelasticity during disequilibrium compaction and hydrocarbon generation on horizontal stress in the Devonian section of the Appalachian Basin
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
Marcellus
poroelasticity
modeling
gas shale
File:
Download JohnstonMSThesis2015.pdf
Committee Members:
Terry Engelder, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Rudy Slingerland, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Demian Saffer, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor