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Paleoceanography of the eastern equatorial Pacific during the Pliocene : a high resolution radiolarian study

Creator:

Hays, Patricia E.

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Masters Thesis

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radiolarian species and oceanography of the region are used to examine the paleoceanography of the Pliocene
Paleoceanography of the Gulf of California : a 350 - year diatom record

Creator:

Matherne, Anne Marie

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Masters Thesis

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of Master of Science in Oceanography presented on December 18, 1981. Title: Paleoceanography of the
The response of pliocene climate to orbital forcing : radiolarian evidence from the eastern equatorial Pacific

Creator:

Hagelberg, Teresa King

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Masters Thesis
Meridional fluxes of dissolved silicon in the southern ocean

Creator:

Jennings, Joe C.

Abstract:

Meridional fluxes of silica across the Southern Ocean polar front are attributed to two different processes which generally act in opposite directions. Equatorward low frequency fluxes of silica inferred from ISOS current meter data in the Drake Passage are approximately balanced by poleward meridional diffusion of silica along surfaces of...

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Masters Thesis

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and deep-sea sediments, in Studies in Paleoceanography, Vol. 20, edited by W. W. Hay, pp. 77-93
The relationship between sedimentation rate and total organic carbon content in ancient marine sediments

Creator:

Ibach, Lynne E. Johnson

Abstract:

Sedimentation rate could become a new exploration tool for evaluating the source rock potential of sedimentary basins in frontier regions. Petroleum source rocks are defined on the basis of total organic carbon by weight percent. An analysis of Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) cores indicates that there exists quantitative relationships...

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Masters Thesis
Standing edge waves on a pocket beach

Creator:

Culley, Sara K.

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Masters Thesis