Search Results - "Crossey, Laura J"

The Grand Canyon National Park (USA) water corridor: water supply, water quality, and recharge along the Bright Angel Fault by Curry, Brionna H., Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E.

“…The “water corridor” of Grand Canyon (Arizona, USA) includes the Transcanyon Pipeline, which conveys water from Roaring Springs (North Rim) to Grand Canyon…”
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Hydrogeochemistry of the Middle Rio Grande aquifer system — Fluid mixing and salinization of the Rio Grande due to fault inputs by Williams, Amy J., Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E., Newell, Dennis, Person, Mark, Woolsey, Emily

“…Deeply-derived fluids influence river and groundwater hydrochemistry at the Socorro “constriction” in the central New Mexico Rio Grande rift. New hydrochemical…”
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Molecular Characterization of the Diversity and Distribution of a Thermal Spring Microbial Community by Using rRNA and Metabolic Genes by Hall, Justine R, Mitchell, Kendra R, Jackson-Weaver, Olan, Kooser, Ara S, Cron, Brandi R, Crossey, Laura J, Takacs-Vesbach, Cristina D

“…The diversity and distribution of a bacterial community from Coffee Pots Hot Spring, a thermal spring in Yellowstone National Park with a temperature range of…”
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Diverse microbial communities inhabiting ferromanganese deposits in Lechuguilla and Spider Caves by Northup, Diana E., Barns, Susan M., Yu, Laura E., Spilde, Michael N., Schelble, Rachel T., Dano, Kathleen E., Crossey, Laura J., Connolly, Cynthia A., Boston, Penelope J., Natvig, Donald O., Dahm, Clifford N.

“…Summary Lechuguilla Cave is an ancient, deep, oligotrophic subterranean environment that contains an abundance of low‐density ferromanganese deposits, the…”
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Fence Springs of the Grand Canyon, USA: insight into the karst aquifer system of the Colorado Plateau region by McGibbon, Chris, Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E.

“…Fence Springs are the highest discharge springs of the Redwall-Muav (R-M) karst aquifer in Marble Canyon of eastern Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA. Vents on…”
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Experimental analysis of arsenic precipitation during microbial sulfate and iron reduction in model aquifer sediment reactors by Kirk, Matthew F., Roden, Eric E., Crossey, Laura J., Brealey, Adrian J., Spilde, Michael N.

“…Microbial SO 4 2− reduction limits accumulation of aqueous As in reducing aquifers where the sulfide that is produced forms minerals that sequester As. We…”
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Nutrient dynamics in an alpine headwater stream: use of continuous water quality sensors to examine responses to wildfire and precipitation events by Sherson, Lauren R., Van Horn, David J., Gomez-Velez, Jesus D., Crossey, Laura J., Dahm, Clifford N.

“…Stream water quality can change substantively during diurnal cycles, discrete flow events, and seasonal time scales. In this study, we assessed event responses…”
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The syn-orogenic sedimentary record of the Grenville Orogeny in southwest Laurentia by Mulder, Jacob A., Karlstrom, Karl E., Fletcher, Katherine, Heizler, Matthew T., Timmons, J. Michael, Crossey, Laura J., Gehrels, George E., Pecha, Mark

“…•Tectonic context for widespread 1340–1035Ma basins throughout southwest Laurentia.•Link between intracratonic sedimentation and Grenville Orogeny in southern…”
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Formation of the Grand Canyon 5 to 6 million years ago through integration of older palaeocanyons by Karlstrom, Karl E., Lee, John P., Kelley, Shari A., Crow, Ryan S., Crossey, Laura J., Young, Richard A., Lazear, Greg, Beard, L. Sue, Ricketts, Jason W., Fox, Matthew, Shuster, David L.

“…The timing of formation of the Grand Canyon, USA, is vigorously debated. In one view, most of the canyon was carved by the Colorado River relatively recently,…”
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Limited underthrusting of India below Tibet: 3 He/ 4 He analysis of thermal springs locates the mantle suture in continental collision by Klemperer, Simon L, Zhao, Ping, Whyte, Colin J, Darrah, Thomas H, Crossey, Laura J, Karlstrom, Karl E, Liu, Tianze, Winn, Carmen, Hilton, David R, Ding, Lin

“…During continent–continent collision, does the downgoing continental plate underplate far inboard of the collisional boundary or does it subduct steeply into…”
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Limited underthrusting of India below Tibet: 3He/4He analysis of thermal springs locates the mantle suture in continental collision by Klemperer, Simon L, Zhao, Ping, Whyte, Colin J, Darrah, Thomas H, Crossey, Laura J, Karlstrom, Karl E, Liu, Tianze, Winn, Carmen, Hilton, David R, Ding, Lin

“…During continent–continent collision, does the downgoing continental plate underplate far inboard of the collisional boundary or does it subduct steeply into…”
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Influence of upwelling saline groundwater on iron and manganese cycling in the Rio Grande floodplain aquifer by Kirk, Matthew F., Crossey, Laura J., Takacs-Vesbach, Cristina, Newell, Dennis L., Bowman, Robert S.

“…Salinity contributions from upwelling groundwater significantly degrade water quality in the Rio Grande, a major source of water for the southwestern USA. This…”
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Post Gold King Mine Spill Investigation of Metal Stability in Water and Sediments of the Animas River Watershed by Rodriguez-Freire, Lucia, Avasarala, Sumant, Ali, Abdul-Mehdi S, Agnew, Diane, Hoover, Joseph H, Artyushkova, Kateryna, Latta, Drew E, Peterson, Eric J, Lewis, Johnnye, Crossey, Laura J, Brearley, Adrian J, Cerrato, José M

“…We applied spectroscopy, microscopy, diffraction, and aqueous chemistry methods to investigate the persistence of metals in water and sediments from the Animas…”
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Continental smokers couple mantle degassing and distinctive microbiology within continents by Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E., Schmandt, Brandon, Crow, Ryan R., Colman, Daniel R., Cron, Brandi, Takacs-Vesbach, Cristina D., Dahm, Clifford N., Northup, Diana E., Hilton, David R., Ricketts, Jason W., Lowry, Anthony R.

“…The discovery of oceanic black (and white) smokers revolutionized our understanding of mid-ocean ridges and led to the recognition of new organisms and…”
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Factors affecting the stable isotopes ratios in groundwater impacted by intense agricultural practices: A case study from the Nile Valley of Egypt by Mohammed, Abdel Mawgoud, Krishnamurthy, R.V., Kehew, Alan E., Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl K.

“…The monitoring of stable isotopes (δ18O and δ2H) in water can provide a sensitive indicator of water loss by evaporation. We obtained water samples from…”
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Realignments of the Colorado River by ∼2 m.y. of rotational bedrock landsliding; the Surprise Valley landslide complex, Grand Canyon, Arizona by Robertson, Jesse E, Karlstrom, Karl E, Heizler, Matthew T, Crossey, Laura J

“…The Surprise Valley landslide complex is the name used here for a group of prominent river-damming landslides in Grand Canyon (Arizona, USA) that has shifted…”
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Elucidating sources to aridland Dalhousie Springs in the Great Artesian Basin (Australia) to inform conservation by Wolaver, Brad D., Priestley, Stacey C., Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E., Love, Andrew J.

“…Dalhousie Springs is the largest spring complex in the western Great Artesian Basin (GAB), Australia. Aridland springs like Dalhousie provide the only aquatic…”
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Hydrochemical variations of groundwater and spring discharge of the western Great Artesian Basin, Australia: implications for regional groundwater flow by Priestley, Stacey C., Shand, Paul, Love, Andrew J., Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E., Keppel, Mark N., Wohling, Daniel L., Rousseau-Gueutin, Pauline

“…The western Great Artesian Basin (GAB) is an important water source for pastoral and town water supplies, as well as for springs containing endemic flora and…”
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Carving Grand Canyon's inner gorge; test of steady incision versus rapid knickzone migration by Crow, Ryan S, Karlstrom, Karl E, Crossey, Laura J, Polyak, Victor J, Asmerom, Yemane, McIntosh, William C

“…A recent study posits that much of the 240-m-deep inner gorge of Grand Canyon was carved between 500 and 400 ka via passage of a migrating knickzone with…”
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Detection of a widespread mantle component of 3He in thermal springs of Lhasa Block and Tethyan Himalaya, eastern Tibet: evidence for roll‐back of the Indian‐Asian mantle suture south of the Yarlung suture zone, and asthenospheric upwelling beneath the Lhasa block by Klemperer, Simon L., Zhao, Ping, Shi, Danian, Crossey, Laura J., Karlstrom, Karl E., Winn, Carmen L., Liu, Tianze, Xiong, Zhongyu, Guo, Xudong, Zeng, Deng, Wang, Shiqi, Darrah, Thomas H., Hilton, David R., Ding, Lin

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