2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Soil Geomorphology and Chronosequences (Posters)
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150 Soil Geomorphology and Chronosequences (Posters)



Sunday, 5 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
Presiding:
Scott F. Burns
150-1
209
Using OSL to Assess the Role of Climate and Glaciation in Sediment Delivery to Alluvial Fans of the Lost River Range, Idaho
Megan K. Kenworthy, Boise State University; Tammy Rittenour, Utah State University; Jen Pierce, Boise State University
150-2
210
Mapping of the Bull Lake and Pinedale Glaciations in the Lost River Range, Idaho, Based on Carbonate Coat Thicknesses of Geomorphic Features
Benjamin E. McVeigh, Boise State University; Jennifer L. Pierce, Boise State University; Kenneth L. Pierce; Warren D. Sharp
150-3
211
Using the Thickness of Pedogenic Carbonate Coatings as a Proxy for Ages of Alluvial Fan Abandonment in the Lost River Range of Eastern Idaho
Nicholas A. Sutfin, Boise State University; Jennifer L. Pierce, Boise State University; Warren Sharp; Ken L. Pierce
150-4
212
The Paleohydrology of the Sonora Junction Region, CA as Recorded in Pleistocene Deposits, Dated by Multi-Parameter Dating Techniques
Christopher G. Slack, Humboldt State University; R.M. Burke, Humboldt State University
150-5
213
Influences of Topoclimate, Soil-Forming Processes, and Vegetation Distribution on the Evolution of Hillslopes in the Sevilleta Wildlife Refuge, Central New Mexico
Devin F. Gaugler, University of New Mexico; Leslie McFadden, University of New Mexico; Grant Meyer, Univ of New Mexico
150-6
214
Integrating Different Conceptual Models In Studies of Topography-Soil Relations: The Importance of Chronosequence-Based Studies
Leslie McFadden, Univ of New Mexico; Grant Meyer; Lyman Persico, Univ of New Mexico; Peter Birkeland, University of Colorado; Martha Eppes, Univ of North Carolina-Charlotte; Bruce Harrison, New Mexico Tech; Eric McDonald, Desert Research Institute; Amy Ellwein, Univ of New Mexico; Jedediah Frechette, Univ of New Mexico; R.M. Burke, Humboldt State University
150-7
215
Accounting for the Areal Dimension of Soil Chronosequence Studies
Jay S. Noller, Oregon State Univ
150-8
216
Alpine Wetland Soil Development, Colorado
Susan Garland, Portland State University; Scott F. Burns, Portland State Univ
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