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1. Stratigraphy and Paleoenvironments of the Red Hill Site near Hyner, Pennsylvania

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Open Access
Author:
Peterson, Daniel Adam
Title:
Stratigraphy and Paleoenvironments of the Red Hill Site near Hyner, Pennsylvania
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
fluvial
Devonian
tetrapod
avulsion
Acadian orogeny
Pennsylvania
Red Hill
stratigraphy
floodplain
paleosol
sandstone
File:
Download Thesis_-_FINAL.pdf
Committee Members:
Mark E Patzkowsky, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
MARK E PATZKOWSKY, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. Structural and geomorphic evolution of the Gonghe basin complex, northeastern Tibet: Implications for the timing of plateau growth

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Open Access
Author:
Craddock, William Howard
Title:
Structural and geomorphic evolution of the Gonghe basin complex, northeastern Tibet: Implications for the timing of plateau growth
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
tectonics
geology
geomorphology
geochronology
Tibetan plateau
Gonghe basin complex
Jungong basin
Yellow River
geodynamics
stratigraphy
structural geology
File:
Download WHC_Dissertation_4_8_2011_v2.pdf
Committee Members:
Eric Kirby, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Eric Kirby, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Rudy L Slingerland, Committee Member
Donald Myron Fisher, Committee Member
Derek Elsworth, Committee Member

4. Sequence Stratigraphy and Depostional Environments of the Burkett Mbr., Harrell Fm. and Associated Strata in the Northern Appalachian Basin

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Open Access
Author:
Swanson, Courtney E
Title:
Sequence Stratigraphy and Depostional Environments of the Burkett Mbr., Harrell Fm. and Associated Strata in the Northern Appalachian Basin
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
Burkett
stratigraphy
sequence
Tully
Appalachian
black shale
shale
File:
Download Swanson_Thesis_Final_rev.pdf
Committee Members:
Rudy Slingerland, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

5. HOW LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS CAN ALTER THE PRESERVATION AND INTERPRETATION OF PALEOENVIRONMENTAL SIGNALS IN FLUVIODELTAIC ENVIRONMENTS

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Open Access
Author:
Trampush, Sheila Marie
Title:
HOW LANDSCAPE DYNAMICS CAN ALTER THE PRESERVATION AND INTERPRETATION OF PALEOENVIRONMENTAL SIGNALS IN FLUVIODELTAIC ENVIRONMENTS
Graduate Program:
Geosciences
Keywords:
stratigraphy
geology
Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
autogenic sedimentation
File:
Download Trampush_dissertation_final_draft_2017_11_21.pdf
Committee Members:
Elizabeth Ann Hajek, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Elizabeth Ann Hajek, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Mark E Patzkowsky, Committee Member
Lee Kump, Committee Member
Benjamin Adam Shaby, Outside Member