Search Results - "Schiller, Christopher M."

Mechanisms of rapid plant community change from the Miocene Succor Creek flora, Oregon and Idaho (USA) by Schiller, Christopher M, Lowe, Alexander J, Dillhoff, Thomas A, Fields, Patrick F, Riley, Abigail M, Taggart, Ralph E, Schmitz, Mark D, Strömberg, Caroline A. E

“…The fossil record of the U.S. Pacific Northwest preserves many Middle Miocene floras with potential for revealing long-term climate-vegetation dynamics during…”
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Benthic foraminiferal faunas reveal transport dynamics and no-analog environments on a glaciated margin (Gulf of Alaska) by Belanger, Christina L., Orhun, Ozlem G., Schiller, Christopher M.

“…Paleoecological and faunal-based paleoenvironmental studies rely on fossil assemblages that have high fidelity to the once-living faunas and to the target…”
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Yellowstone Lake Coring Projects: Research with a History by Spanbauer, Trisha L., Brown, Sabrina R., Cartier, Rosine, Conley, Daniel J., Fritz, Sherilyn C., Schiller, Christopher M., Theriot, Edward C., Whitlock, Cathy, Zahajská, Petra

“…The Yellowstone National Park ecosystem is a product of dynamic earth system processes, which have been of interest to scientists and the public since the…”
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Vegetation responses to Quaternary volcanic and hydrothermal disturbances in the Northern Rocky Mountains and Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (USA) by Schiller, Christopher M., Whitlock, Cathy, Alt, Mio, Morgan, Lisa A.

“…Volcanic and hydrothermal processes produce disturbances by diverse mechanisms and ecological responses are varied. New and published pollen records from the…”
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Multi-proxy record of Holocene paleoenvironmental conditions from Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming, USA by Brown, Sabrina R., Cartier, Rosine, Schiller, Christopher M., Zahajská, Petra, Fritz, Sherilyn C., Morgan, Lisa A., Whitlock, Cathy, Conley, Daniel J., Lacey, Jack H., Leng, Melanie J., Shanks, W.C. Pat

“…A composite 11.82 m-long (9876–-67 cal yr BP) sediment record from Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming was analyzed using a robust set of biological and geochemical…”
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Mechanisms of rapid plant community change from the Miocene Succor Creek flora, Oregon and Idaho (USA) by Christopher M Schiller, Alexander J Lowe, Thomas A Dillhoff, Patrick F Fields, Abigail M Riley, Ralph E Taggart, Mark D Schmitz, Caroline A E Strömberg

“…The fossil record of the U.S. Pacific Northwest preserves many Middle Miocene floras with potential for revealing long-term climate-vegetation dynamics during…”
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