Session: Quaternary Geology (Posters) (2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008))

Poster #108

Evidence for pulsed flooding periods from a Series of Terraces Along the Burdekin River in Northeast Queensland, Australia, during the Late Quaternary: Implication for climate change
Alyssa Charsky, Colby College; Robert A. Gastaldo, Colby College; Raphael A.J. Wust, James Cook University; Uwe Rieser, Victoria University of Wellington

146-2

Poster #109

Analysis of Slackwater Sediments Found In the Savanna Terraces along the Mississippi River, Northwestern Illinois
Beth A. Johnson, Northern Illinois University; Philip J. Carpenter, Northern Illinois Univ

146-3

Poster #110

Playa-Lunette Systems and Paleoenvironmental Change on the Central High Plains
Mark W. Bowen, University of Kansas; William C. Johnson, University of Kansas

146-4

Poster #111

Glacial and Pluvial Records of the Angel Lake Glaciation In Northeastern Nevada and Inferences of Latest Pleistocene Climate
Benjamin J. Laabs, SUNY Geneseo; Jeffrey S. Munroe, Middlebury College

146-5

Poster #112

Shoreline Development In the Hogup Bar Quadrangle, Northwestern Utah, during Late Pleistocene Lake Bonneville
Daren T. Nelson, University of Utah; Paul Jewell, Univ. of Utah

146-6

Poster #113

Late Quaternary Glaciation of the Mckenzie RIVER Basin, Cascade RANGE, Oregon; With Paleoclimatic Implications
Kenneth Bevis, Hanover College; Joseph Goshorn-Maroney, Hanover College; Amy Lange, Hanover College

146-7

Poster #114

A Comparative Study of Lake Sediments from Early and Late Stage Deglaciation of the Laurentide Ice Sheet
Melissa McMullen, University of Cincinnati; Justin Stroup, University of Cincinnati; Joanne Ballard, University of Cincinnati; Aaron House, University of Cincinnati; John Nealon, University of Cincinnati; Nathan Marshall, University of Cincinnati; Warren Huff, University of Cincinnati

146-8

Poster #115

Optical Dating of the St. Croix River Spillways, Wisconsin and Minnesota
Aaron R. Young, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Paul R. Hanson, Univ. of Nebraska

146-9

Poster #116

Preliminary Paleoclimatic Implications from a Shallowing Kettle Pond: 12 Meters of Data from Cumbres Bog in the Southern San Juan Mountains of Colorado
B.G. Johnson, University of North Carolina - Charlotte; J.A. Diemer, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; M.C. Eppes, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; J. Armour, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

146-10

Poster #117

Sediments of Kaw Lake, a Glacier-Dammed Lake in Kansas
Charles G. Oviatt, Kansas State Univ; Joel Q.G. Spencer, Kansas State Univ; Kendra K. McLauchlan, Kansas State Univ; Kenneth L. Verosub, UC Davis; Matthew Brueseke, Kansas State Univ

146-11

Poster #118

First Direct Dating of MIS-2 Paleolake Sediments from Darhad Basin, Mongolia
Alan R. Gillespie, University of Washington; J. Batbaatar, University of Washington; James K. Feathers, University of Washington

146-12

Poster #119

Present, Future, and Past Tropical Andean ELAs: Assessing the Relative Importance of Precipitation and Temperature on Glacier Mass Balance Using a Positive Degree-Day Model
Colby A. Smith, University of Cincinnati; Thomas V. Lowell, University of Cincinnati

146-13

Poster #120

The Interaction Between Climate, Tectonics, and Topography in the San Juan Mountains, Southwestern Colorado
Ryan McKeon, Montana State University; Shari Kelley, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology; David Lageson, Montana State University

146-14

Poster #121

Refining the Temporal and Spatial Evolution of the Teton Range, Wyoming, from Integrated Apatite (U-Th) / He and Structural Analyses
Summer J. Brown, Virginia Tech; James Spotila, Virginia Tech; J. Ryan Thigpen, Virginia Tech; Lisa M. Tranel, Virginia Tech

146-15

Poster #122

Morphology and Grain Composition of Sand-Size till Pellets from ANDRILL Core AND1B, Ross Sea, Antarctica
Ryan K. Farmer, Appalachian State University; Ellen A. Cowan, Appalachian State University

146-16

Poster #123

Tlingit Legends and Tree Ring Dated Little Ice Age Maximum in Glacier Bay during the Early 18th Century
Caitlin Fetters, The College of Wooster; Gregory Wiles, The College of Wooster; Daniel Lawson, CRREL; Michael Krivicich, The College of Wooster; Johannes Koch, College of Wooster

146-17

Poster #124

Determination of Ages of Middle- to Late-Pleistocene Volcanism and Marine Terrace Formation In the Shimokita Peninsula, Japan, on the Basis of New Fission-Track Ages of Proximal Tephra Units
Takuichiro Kuwabara, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

146-18

Poster #125

The Be-10 Signals from the near Surface Samples of the Masanri Marine Terrace, Pohang, Korea
Kyeong Ja Kim, Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources; Chul Hun Eum, Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources; Ju Yong Kim, Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources; Youn Soo Lee, Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources

146-19

Poster #126

Neotectonic Investigation of the Southern Death Valley Fault Zone, San Bernardino County, California
Heather Green Lackey, San Francisco State University; S. John Caskey, San Francisco State University

146-20

Poster #127

Geology of the Glenn Spring Quadrangle, Big Bend National Park
Edward W. Collins, Jackson School of Geosciences, The Univ of Texas at Austin; Patricia W. Dickerson; William R. Muehlberger, Univ of Texas at Austin

146-21

Poster #128

The Effects of Variable Quality Data on the Accuracy of 3-Dimensional Subsurface Models for the McMaster Campus, Hamilton Ontario
Kelsey E. MacCormack, McMaster University; Carolyn H. Eyles, McMaster University

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