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302 Paleontology (Posters) III - Sclerochronology: Geoarchaeology, Climate and Environment

Wednesday, 8 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
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Rangia Cuneata Shells as An Environmental Proxy: Variations in Elemental Concentrations within Populations
Robin M. Cobb, University of Alabama; C. Fred T. Andrus, University of Alabama
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Freshwater Mussel Shells as a Proxy for Stream Salinization from Road Salt
Matthew J. Winnick, Vassar College; David P. Gillikin, Vassar College; David Goodwin, Denison University; David H. Kesler, Rhodes College
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Isotopic Evidence for Climate Change during the Vandal Minimum, Southwest Florida, US
Ting Wang, University of North Carolina; Donna Surge, University of North Carolina; Karen Jo Walker, Univ of Florida
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Mid-latitude seasonality during the Middle Pliocene Warm Interval recorded in the extinct hard clam, Mercenaria corrugata, from the US Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain
Shaena Montanari, University of North Carolina; Donna Surge, University of North Carolina
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Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of a Prehistoric Shell Fishing Camp along a North Shore Long Island Estuary
Michael Kennedy Jr, Adelphi University; Beth A. Christensen, Adelphi University; Kenneth Decota, Adelphi University; John Vetter, Adelphi University
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Reconstruction of Environmental Condition Based on Stable Oxygen Isotope Records of Tridacna Maxima Shells
Yi-Mei Lin; Horng-sheng Mii, National Taiwan Normal Univ; Kuang-ti Li, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica; George S. Burr, Department of Physics
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Tracking Ocean-Atmosphere Conditions in the Eastern Equatorial Pacific: Shell Preservation and the Record
Jennifer L. Cumpston, Northern Illinois University; Paul Loubere, Northern Illinois Univ
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